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In our Cassandra backup tool, we use your library to interact with GCP, and we'd like to allow users to specify what storage class they want to make their backup with.
However, I'm unable to make this work. I've tried several things already:
I've tried passing a header like {"storageClass": storage_class} with the request
I've tried passing the same as parameters or metadata, but none of it worked.
Could you perhaps help me somehow to work this out?
A final note; I'm aware that GCS storage have the auto-class feature where any new object would be created with the given class by default. However, other cloud providers don't have this (I think) and we still have to specify the class per each object. It'd be nice to stay consistent in our tool regardless of the storage provider.
edit: I've also tried this header and it didn't help
edit2: I've also looked at the reference for the json api and that doesn't seem to work either.
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Hello.
GCP supports storage classes.
In our Cassandra backup tool, we use your library to interact with GCP, and we'd like to allow users to specify what storage class they want to make their backup with.
However, I'm unable to make this work. I've tried several things already:
{"storageClass": storage_class}
with the requestparameters
ormetadata
, but none of it worked.Could you perhaps help me somehow to work this out?
A final note; I'm aware that GCS storage have the auto-class feature where any new object would be created with the given class by default. However, other cloud providers don't have this (I think) and we still have to specify the class per each object. It'd be nice to stay consistent in our tool regardless of the storage provider.
edit: I've also tried this header and it didn't help
edit2: I've also looked at the reference for the json api and that doesn't seem to work either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: