[ed_blackburn]

Terrific to see native object storage in Hetzner. I think object storage is become a staple for most providers now.

I can see that Hetzner is starting with WORM capabilities [0]. I wonder if this nascent product is successful they'll consider some of the features that other providers offer such as mutating objects, storage policies, tiering, and conditional writes. I appreciate you've got to start somewhere and this looks terrific for an opening gambit. Kudos Hetzner.

[0] > Object Storage is mainly used to store and share data as it is not possible to edit any data that you uploaded to a Bucket (objects are immutable). So the main purpose of Object Storage is "WORM", which is short for, "Write once, read many [times]".

[sam_lowry_]

> mutating objects, storage policies, tiering, and conditional writes

My only hope is that they won't make it more complex than it should be in an effort to match AWS.

[internetter]

Every provider virtually has to mirror AWS. The S3 API is the standard at this point. Nobody will switch if they need to replace all their code.

[gedw99]

For mutating object storage aws followed minio .

You can see it in the minio repo and issues .