3.6. Supported Amazon S3 Features¶
This section lists Amazon S3 operations, headers, and authentication schemes supported by the Acronis Storage implementation of the Amazon S3 protocol.
3.6.1. Supported Amazon S3 REST Operations¶
The following Amazon S3 REST operations are currently supported by the Acronis Storage implementation of the Amazon S3 protocol:
Supported service operations:
- GET Service
Bucket operations:
| Operation | Supported |
|---|---|
| DELETE/HEAD/PUT Bucket | Yes |
| GET Bucket (List Objects) | Yes (only version 1) |
| GET/PUT Bucket acl | Yes |
| GET Bucket location | Yes (returns US East) |
| GET Bucket Object versions | Yes |
| GET/PUT Bucket versioning | Yes |
| List Multipart Uploads | Yes |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket analytics | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket cors | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket inventory | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket lifecycle | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket metrics | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket policy | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket replication | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket tagging | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Bucket website | No |
| GET/PUT Bucket accelerate | No |
| GET/PUT Bucket logging | No |
| GET/PUT Bucket notification | No |
| GET/PUT Bucket requestPayment | No |
| List Bucket Analytics Configurations | No |
| List Bucket Inventory Configurations | No |
| List Bucket Metrics Configurations | No |
Object operations:
| Operation | Supported |
|---|---|
| DELETE/GET/HEAD/POST/PUT Object | Yes |
| Delete Multiple Objects | Yes |
| PUT Object - Copy | Yes |
| GET/PUT Object acl | Yes |
| Delete Multiple Objects | Yes |
| Abort Multipart Upload | Yes |
| Complete Multipart Upload | Yes |
| Initiate Multipart Upload | Yes |
| List Parts | Yes |
| Upload Part | Yes |
| Upload Part - Copy | No |
| DELETE/GET/PUT Object tagging | No |
| GET Object torrent | No |
| OPTIONS Object | No |
| POST Object restore | No |
Note
For more information on Amazon S3 REST operations, see Amazon S3 REST API documentation.
3.6.2. Supported Amazon Request Headers¶
The following Amazon S3 REST request headers are currently supported by the Acronis Storage implementation of the Amazon S3 protocol:
- Authorization
- Content-Length
- Content-Type
- Content-MD5
- Date
- Host
- x-amz-content-sha256
- x-amz-date
- x-amz-security-token
The following Amazon S3 REST request headers are ignored:
- Expect
- x-amz-security-token
Note
For more information on Amazon S3 REST request headers, see the Amazon S3 REST API documentation.
3.6.3. Supported Amazon Response Headers¶
The following Amazon S3 REST response headers are currently supported by the Acronis Storage implementation of the Amazon S3 protocol:
- Content-Length
- Content-Type
- Connection
- Date
- ETag
- x-amz-delete-marker
- x-amz-request-id
- x-amz-version-id
The following Amazon S3 REST response headers are not used:
- Server
- x-amz-id-2
Note
For more information on Amazon S3 REST response headers, see the Amazon S3 REST API documentation.
3.6.4. Supported Amazon Error Response Headers¶
The following Amazon S3 REST error response headers are currently supported by the Acronis Storage implementation of the Amazon S3 protocol:
- Code
- Error
- Message
- RequestId
- Resource
The following Amazon S3 REST error response headers are not supported:
- RequestId (not used)
- Resource
Note
For more information on Amazon S3 REST response headers, see the Amazon S3 REST API documentation.
3.6.5. Supported Authentication Scheme and Methods¶
The following authentication scheme is supported by the Acronis Storage implementation of the Amazon S3 protocol:
The following authentication methods is supported by the Acronis Storage implementation of the Amazon S3 protocol: