Media server/FileBackend
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| Rename files || LocalFileMoveBatch (although copy && delete is a substitute) | | Rename files || LocalFileMoveBatch (although copy && delete is a substitute) | ||
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| − | | Append to a file || append | + | | Append to a file || append -- '''may be tricky with some object stores''' |
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| Finish appending to the file || appendFinish | | Finish appending to the file || appendFinish | ||
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| + | == Appends == | ||
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| + | Chunked uploads, and perhaps some other things, require appending to an existing object. | ||
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| + | We may need to devise workarounds (such as migrating from one obj to another in a temp space) for those. | ||
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| + | * Swift: we know this is possible. | ||
| + | * Azure: we know it's possible from .net; Ben(MS) is checking if can be done from general code | ||
| + | * S3: ??? | ||
Revision as of 00:28, 15 October 2011
Needed operations are in the following table. In addition, we need three spaces: one which is publicly accessible, and another which is private (for deleted files), and a third which is private and temporary.
| Operation | Existing function name |
|---|---|
| File existence | fileExists |
| File MD5 (for storeBatch) | no |
| Write from filesystem | store |
| Write from virtual URL | publish |
| Read into filesystem | getPath() (doesn't exactly have the right semantics) |
| Open stream | no |
| Get a file's properties | getFileProps (fallback is to read the file into the filesystem and fetch them that way) |
| List files | getThumbnailList (sorta) |
| Delete files | deleteBatch |
| Rename files | LocalFileMoveBatch (although copy && delete is a substitute) |
| Append to a file | append -- may be tricky with some object stores |
| Finish appending to the file | appendFinish |
Appends
Chunked uploads, and perhaps some other things, require appending to an existing object.
We may need to devise workarounds (such as migrating from one obj to another in a temp space) for those.
- Swift: we know this is possible.
- Azure: we know it's possible from .net; Ben(MS) is checking if can be done from general code
- S3: ???
