wb resource create gcs-bucket

Name

wb-resource-create-gcs-bucket - Add a controlled GCS bucket.

Synopsis

wb resource create gcs-bucket [--access=<access>] [--bucket-name=<bucketName>] [--cloning=<cloning>] [--description=<description>] [--format=<format>] [--location=<location>] [--storage=<storageClass>] [--workspace=<id>] (--id=<id>) [--lifecycle=<pathToLifecycleFile> | --auto-delete=<autoDelete>]

Description

Adds a controlled GCS bucket resource.

Lifecycle rules

GCS bucket lifecycle rules are specified by passing a JSON-formatted file path to the wb resource create gcs-bucket command.

The expected JSON structure matches the one used by the gsutil lifecycle command. This structure is a subset of the GCS resource specification.

There is a command shortcut for specifying a lifecycle rule which deletes any objects more than N days old:

....

wb resource create gcs-bucket --id=mybucket --bucket-name=mybucket --auto-delete=365

....

Options

  • --access=<access>
    Access scope for the resource: SHARED_ACCESS, PRIVATE_ACCESS.

    Default: SHARED_ACCESS
    
  • --auto-delete=<autoDelete>
    Number of days after which to auto-delete the objects in the bucket. This option is a shortcut for specifying a lifecycle rule that auto-deletes objects in the bucket after some number of days.

  • --auto-delete=<autoDelete>
    Number of days after which to auto-delete the objects in the bucket. This option is a shortcut for specifying a lifecycle rule that auto-deletes objects in the bucket after some number of days.

  • --bucket-name=<bucketName>
    Name of the GCS bucket, without the prefix. (e.g. 'my-bucket', not 'gs://my-bucket'). If not provided, a unique bucket name will be generated.

  • --cloning=<cloning>
    Instructions for handling when cloning the workspace: COPY_NOTHING, COPY_DEFINITION, COPY_RESOURCE, COPY_REFERENCE, COPY_LINK_REFERENCE.

    Default: COPY_RESOURCE
    
  • --description=<description>
    Description of the resource.

  • --format=<format>
    Set the format for printing command output: JSON, TEXT. Defaults to the config format property.

    Default: null
    
  • --id=<id>
    ID of the resource, scoped to the workspace. Only use letters, numbers, dashes, and underscores.

  • --id=<id>
    ID of the resource, scoped to the workspace. Only use letters, numbers, dashes, and underscores.

  • --lifecycle=<pathToLifecycleFile>
    Lifecycle rules (https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/lifecycle) specified in a JSON-formatted file. See the README for the expected JSON format.

  • --lifecycle=<pathToLifecycleFile>
    Lifecycle rules (https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/lifecycle) specified in a JSON-formatted file. See the README for the expected JSON format.

  • --location=<location>
    The Google Cloud location of the bucket (https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/locations).

    Default: US-CENTRAL1
    
  • --storage=<storageClass>
    Storage class (https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/storage-classes): STANDARD, NEARLINE, COLDLINE, ARCHIVE.

  • --workspace=<id>
    Workspace id to use for this command only.

Last Modified: 16 December 2024