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# Simple Object Storage
## Introduction
Simple Object Storage is a very simple C++ webserver
which provides a store of tagged binary objects (the objects can be large),
which are available over http.
Read access is public.
Write access is controlled by tokens.
Public read actions:
### Retrieve Object
- Objects are accessed via a label and tag, or via their hash. For example:
- `wget http://localhost:8123/object/squashkiwi:latest`
- `wget http://localhost:8123/object/4528400792837739857`
### Check Object Existence
- Check if an object exists by label:tag or hash:
- `curl http://localhost:8123/exists/squashkiwi:latest`
- `curl http://localhost:8123/exists/4528400792837739857`
### Retrieve Hash
- Get the hash for a given label and tag:
- `curl http://localhost:8123/hash/squashkiwi:latest`
- Response format: `{"result":"success","hash":"4528400792837739857"}`
### List Store Contents
- Get a full list of {label:tag,hash} entries:
- `curl http://localhost:8123/dir`
- Response format: `{"result":"success","entries":[{"label_tag":"example:latest","hash":"4528400792837739857"}]}`
### Retrieve Metadata
- Get all metadata for a tag:
- `curl http://localhost:8123/meta/squashkiwi:latest`
- `curl http://localhost:8123/meta/4528400792837739857`
- Response format: `{"result":"success","metadata":{"description":"Example file","tags":["test","example"],"custom_field":"custom value"}}`
### Service Status Check
- Quick status check:
- `curl http://localhost:8123/status`
- Response format: `{"result":"success","status":"ok"}`
## Write actions (require authentication):
### Upload Object
- Upload a file with metadata (via HTTP PUT):
```bash
curl -X PUT \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \
-F "file=@/path/to/your/file.txt" \
-F 'metadata={"labeltag":"example:latest","description":"Example file","tags":["test","example"],"custom_field":"custom value"}' \
"http://localhost:8123/upload"
```
- The object file is uploaded, hashed, added to the registry (if that hash doesn't already exist), and {label:tag,hash} entries are added to the directory index.
- Matching tags on older versions are removed.
- Response format: `{"result":"success","hash":"4528400792837739857"}`
### Delete Object
- Delete an object and all its tags:
- `curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" http://localhost:8123/deleteobject?hash=4528400792837739857`
- Response format: `{"result":"success"}`
## Configuration
- The server is configured via `~/.config/simple_object_storage/config.json` which allows setting:
- `write_tokens`: List of valid write access tokens
- `object_store_path`: Location for the object store (path on disk)
- `host`: Server host (default: "0.0.0.0")
- `port`: Server port (default: 8123)
Example config.json:
```json
{
"write_tokens": ["your-secret-token-1", "your-secret-token-2"],
"object_store_path": "/data/storage",
"host": "0.0.0.0",
"port": 8123
}
```
## Signal Handling
The server handles the following signals:
- `SIGTERM`/`SIGINT`: Gracefully shuts down the server when received (e.g. from Ctrl+C or system shutdown)
- `SIGHUP`: Reloads the server configuration without restarting the service
The server ensures proper cleanup of resources during shutdown, including:
- Closing all database connections
- Stopping the HTTP server
- Cleaning up any open file handles
- Properly terminating worker threads
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