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• inventory: again, there will be a folder for each of the buckets you created; this folder structure provides a listing of all files in each bucket with a small amount of metadata about the files. Most of this data is technical; you likely will want to review the CSV data in the inventory/$bucket/inventory/data csv folder structure.
  • Header columns in these CSV exports include
    • BucketName (where you uploaded content)
    • ObjectKey (filename; this CSV includes any folder structure/directories you have uploaded to a bucket)
    • version_id (the latest ID of the object)
    • is_latest (TRUE or FALSE)
      
    • delete_marker (TRUE or FALSE; probably FALSE unless you have deleted the object)
    • size (size of the uploaded object in bytes; folders or directories will show 0 in size and deleted items will have an empty cell)
    • last_modified (timestamp)
    • storage_class (either STANDARD or GLACIER) - objects remain in standard storage for 7 days before moving to Glacier, unless they are in a -public bucket
  • Also in the inventory folder is a stats folder, which will contain .json files from which the HTML reports are generated in the reports folder.
• logs: .txt files regarding actions taken; check this folder for error messages when creating buckets and during other steps.
• reports: Storage reports regarding your DuraCloud usage, saved as HTML files. These reports are the most human-readable and include number of files and storage size broken down by bucket, as well as your overall usage.

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