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Dave Teng updated HDDS-7585:
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Description:
We notice many HDFS migration cases which translate the second level directory
names to Ozone bucket names.
However, some characters in the name of directory, +compliant with POSIX+
convention, are +not compliant with S3+ naming rule, such as {*}underscore{*}.
This Jira is an umbrella ticket that makes Ozone compatible with these two
types of naming convention, both POSIX and S3, to streamline the HDFS to Ozone
migration.
was:
We notice many HDFS migration cases which translate the second level directory
names to Ozone bucket names.
However, some characters in those directories, +compliant with POSIX+
convention, are +not compliant with S3+ naming rule, such as {*}underscore{*}.
This Jira is an umbrella ticket that makes Ozone compatible with these two
types of naming convention, both POSIX and S3, to streamline the HDFS to Ozone
migration.
> Allow Ozone bucket to use non-S3-compliance naming rule
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> Key: HDDS-7585
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDDS-7585
> Project: Apache Ozone
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Ozone CLI, Ozone Filesystem, Ozone Manager
> Reporter: Dave Teng
> Priority: Major
>
> We notice many HDFS migration cases which translate the second level
> directory names to Ozone bucket names.
> However, some characters in the name of directory, +compliant with POSIX+
> convention, are +not compliant with S3+ naming rule, such as {*}underscore{*}.
> This Jira is an umbrella ticket that makes Ozone compatible with these two
> types of naming convention, both POSIX and S3, to streamline the HDFS to
> Ozone migration.
>
>
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