Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Hi Quao, See inline responses below, please. (2018/09/27 0:58), Qiao Kang wrote: > Kota, > > Sorry for the late response, see more below: > > On Fri, Sep 21, 2018 at 2:59 AM Kota TSUYUZAKI > wrote: >> >> Hi Qiao, >> >>> Thanks! I'm interested and would like to join, as well as contribute! >>>

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Kota, Sorry for the late response, see more below: On Fri, Sep 21, 2018 at 2:59 AM Kota TSUYUZAKI wrote: > > Hi Qiao, > > > Thanks! I'm interested and would like to join, as well as contribute! > > > > One example, that is how the multi-READ works, is around [1], the storlets > middleware can

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Hi Qiao, > Thanks! I'm interested and would like to join, as well as contribute! > One example, that is how the multi-READ works, is around [1], the storlets middleware can make a subrequest against to the backend Swift then, attach the request input to the application in the Docker container

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Dear Kota, On Mon, Sep 17, 2018 at 11:43 PM Kota TSUYUZAKI wrote: > > Hi Quio, > > > I know Storlets can provide user-defined computation functionalities, > > but I guess some capabilities can only be achieved using middleware. > > For example, a user may want such a feature: upon each PUT

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Hi Quio, > I know Storlets can provide user-defined computation functionalities, > but I guess some capabilities can only be achieved using middleware. > For example, a user may want such a feature: upon each PUT request, it > creates a compressed copy of the object and stores both the original >

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Kota, Thanks for your reply, very helpful! I know Storlets can provide user-defined computation functionalities, but I guess some capabilities can only be achieved using middleware. For example, a user may want such a feature: upon each PUT request, it creates a compressed copy of the object and

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

With Storlets, users will be able to create their own applications that are able to run like as a Swift middeleware. The application (currently Python and Java are supported as the language but the apps can calls any binaries in the workspace) can be uploaded as a Swift object, then, users can

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

You may be interested in Storlets. It's another OpenStack project, maintained by a Swift core reviewer, that provides this sort of user-defined middleware functionality. You can also ask about it in #openstack-swift --John On 16 Sep 2018, at 9:25, Qiao Kang wrote: Hi, I'm wondering

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

https://docs.openstack.org/swift/latest/overview_acl.html This should help. Remo > On Sep 16, 2018, at 16:15, Qiao Kang wrote: > > Thanks Remo. > > What did you mean by using ACL? Does it mean different users can see > different

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Thanks Remo. What did you mean by using ACL? Does it mean different users can see different middleware pipelines? For instance, Alice: middleware_1 -> middleware_2 -> middleware_3 ... Bob: middleware_2 -> middleware_4 ... Is that feasible? Thanks, Qiao On Sun, Sep 16, 2018 at 6:05 PM Remo

Re: [Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Users cannot install middleware. You can use ACL for users with the same share. Remo > On Sep 16, 2018, at 09:25, Qiao Kang wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm wondering whether Swift allows any user (not the administrator) to > specify which middleware that she/he wants his data object to go throught.

[Openstack] Can any user add or delete OpenStack Swift middleware?

Hi, I'm wondering whether Swift allows any user (not the administrator) to specify which middleware that she/he wants his data object to go throught. For instance, Alice wants to install a middleware but doesn't want Bob to use it, where Alice and Bob are two accounts in a single Swift cluster.