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# simple_object_storage Template Registry
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## Introduction
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Simple Object Storage is a very simple C++ webserver
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which provides a store of tagged binary objects (the objects can be large),
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which are available over http.
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Read access is public.
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Write access is controlled by tokens.
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Public read actions:
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- Objects are access via a label and tag, or via their hash. For example:
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- `wget http://localhost:8123/object/squashkiwi:latest`
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- `wget http://localhost:8123/object/4528400792837739857`
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- `curl http://loclahost:8123/exists/squashkiwi:latest`
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- `curl http://localhost:8123/exists/4528400792837739857`
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- You can retrieve the hash for a given label and tag with, e.g.:
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- `curl http://localhost:8123/hash/squashkiwi:latest`
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- you can get a full list of {label:tag,hash} entries (one tag per entry) with:
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- `curl http://localhost:8123/dir`
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- get all metadata for a tag:
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- `curl http://localhost:8123/meta/squashkiwi:latest`
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Write actions:
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- to upload a file (via http put)
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- `curl -T object_file http://localhost:8123/upload?token="WRITE_TOKEN"\&labeltag="LABEL:TAG"\&filename="FILENAME"`
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- the object_file is uploaded, hashed, added to the registry (if that hash doesn't already exist), and {label:tag,hash} is added to the directory index.
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- to delete a label/tag (object remains):
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- `curl http://localhost:8123/deletetag?token="WRITE_TOKEN"\&labeltag="LABEL:TAG"`
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- to delete an object (and all tags on that object):
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- `curl http://localhost:8123/deleteobject?token="WRITE_TOKEN"\&hash="HASH"`
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- add a tag to an existing object:
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- `curl http://localhost:8123/appendtag?token="WRITE_TOKEN"\&hash="HASH"\&labeltag="LABEL:TAG"`
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- the server is configured via ~/.config/simple_object_storage/config.json which allows setting:
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- the list of write access tokens
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- the location for the object store (path on disk)
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Dockcross is used to cross-build for both 64-bit x86 and arm64 (combining both into one docker container image).
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