Bucket versioning in Posix #708
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… backend New posix backend option --versioning-dir will enable storing object versions in specified directory.
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Implemented bucket object versioning in the POSIX backend.
Closes #678
This PR covers the following features:
Gateway Workflow (when versioning is enabled for the bucket):
The gateway automatically adds a unique version ID to every object stored or deleted (using PUT, POST, CopyObject, or DeleteObject(s)) in the bucket.
Object Creation:
When a user tries to overwrite an existing object, the gateway moves the existing version to the versioning directory and then creates the newly added object in the POSIX root.
Object Deletion:
When a user tries to delete an object in a versioning-enabled bucket, the gateway marks the object as a delete marker. If a user specifies a versionId in DeleteObject, it permanently deletes that specific object version. If a user permanently deletes the latest version (stored in the POSIX root), the gateway finds the most recent version from the versioning directory and moves it to the POSIX root to make it the latest version.