Examples of using Delete marker in English and their translations into German
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The delete marker becomes the current version of the object.
Only the owner of a bucket can permanently remove a delete marker.
Amazon S3 adds a delete marker when you delete an object.
Delete marker- Set to True, if the object is a delete marker. .
The following example removes the delete marker for photo. gif version 4857693.
Delete markers accrue a nominal charge for storage in Amazon S3.
Here you will have the option to filter, duplicate, edit and delete markers.
However, a delete marker differs from other objects in the following ways.
For information about deleting a delete marker, see Removing Delete Markers. .
A delete marker with zero noncurrent versions is referred to as the expired object delete marker. .
Amazon S3 doesn't take any action if there are one or more object versions and the delete marker is the current version.
A delete marker is a placeholder(marker) for a versioned object that was named in a simple DELETE request.
If the current object version is not a delete marker, Amazon S3 adds a delete marker with a unique version ID.
In a versioning-suspended bucket,the expiration action causes Amazon S3 to create a delete marker with null as the version ID.
Instead, Amazon S3 inserts a delete marker in the bucket, and that marker becomes the current version of the object with a new ID.
If you don't specify a version ID in your delete request,Amazon S3 adds a delete marker instead of deleting the object.
This delete marker replaces any object version with a null version ID in the version hierarchy, which effectively deletes the object.
Amazon S3 removes current versions60 days after they are created by adding a delete marker for each of the current object versions.
Remember that a delete marker doesn't have content, so you lose the content of the null version when a delete marker replaces it.
If you specify a version ID in your delete request,Amazon S3 deletes the object version permanently a delete marker is not created.
Because the example doesn't specify version IDs,the operation adds a delete marker to each object, without deleting any specific object versions.
If the current version is not a delete marker, Amazon S3 creates a delete marker, which becomes the current version, and the existing current version is retained as a noncurrent version.
The following figure shows how a simple GET on an object,whose current version is a delete marker, returns a 404 No Object Found error.
Also referred as an expired object delete marker, where all object versions are deleted and you only have a delete marker remaining.
When you DELETE an object,all versions remain in the bucket and Amazon S3 inserts a delete marker, as shown in the following figure.
The object's key name(or key) becomes the key of the delete marker. If you try to get an object and its current version is a delete marker, Amazon S3 responds with.
If the current object version is the only object version andit is also a delete marker, Amazon S3 removes the expired object delete marker.
When you try to GET an object whose current version is a delete marker, Amazon S3 behaves as though the object has been deleted(even though it has not been erased) and returns a 404 error.
For a versioning-enabled bucket, if the lifecycle expiration action results in a logical deletion of the current version,in which Amazon S3 adds a delete marker, Amazon S3 reports the logical deletion as an S3. CREATE. DELETEMARKER operation in the log record.
The following figure shows how a simple DELETE on a delete marker removes nothing, but adds a new delete marker to a bucket.