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Monthly Archives: February 2012
How does a PUT to a swift object server look like.
I have been trying lately to get a better understanding of the Swift code base, and I found the best way to know it was to read it from top to bottom and document it along the way. Here is … Continue reading
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Audit a swift cluster
Swift integrity tools. There is quite a bit of tools shipped with Swift to ensure you have the right object on your cluster. At first there is the basic : swift-object-info It will take a swift object stored on the … Continue reading