Edit your bucket on your Leviia dashboard

To edit your bucket, click on the 3 small dots in the right-hand column of the table

On the modification page, you'll find your bucket's information in the top right-hand corner:

• Creation date and time.
• Space used (in Go or To).
• Number of items stored.
• The possibility of deleting the bucket ([see this article]).(https://wiki.leviia.com/fr/article/supprimer-un-bucket-dans-votre-dashboard-leviia-1t1ho4f/)).

• You cannot change the name of your bucket; this operation is only available at creation.
• You can select another object storage ID to access the bucket. Warning: if you're using applications, you'll need to update the access and secret keys to continue accessing the bucket.

• If you have enabled object locking, you cannot disable version management.

• If you have not activated object locking, you can activate and deactivate version management as you wish.
• If this is the first time you've activated versioning, all new objects placed after the option has been activated will be versioned. All other objects will remain available, but without versioning.
• If you have already activated this option, you can interrupt it: all existing object versions are preserved, but new objects placed after deactivating the option will not be versioned. You can also reactivate this option at a later date to suit your needs.

-> Find out more about how version management works

• Locking can only be activated at bucket creation ([see this article])(https://wiki.leviia.com/fr/article/creer-un-bucket-sur-votre-dashboard-leviia-1duizn5/)): if you haven't already done so, you have no option but to create a new bucket.
• Once the lock has been activated at creation, you can no longer deactivate it.
• However, you can add a default retention period (in months or years) and switch from manual mode to compliance mode (and soon governance mode).

• If you had already activated the retention period at creation, you can no longer deactivate it. But you can still change the retention period.

-> Find out more about how object locking works

• Delete a bucket
• How version management works
• How object locking works

Updated on: 05/01/2024