Add container's OwnerID in HEAD <bucket> response #79

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opened 2023-04-05 08:09:04 +00:00 by realloc · 0 comments

realloc commented

2023-04-05 08:09:04 +00:00

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Problem

When the one need to know who owns a bucket he now needs to do two requests with different protocols:

HEAD the bucket to get CID (S3-gw)
HEAD container to get OwnerID (frostfs-node via grpc)

It would be nice to get it all with one HTTP request.

Feature request

Add X-Owner-ID field in HEAD response to make it look like:

$ curl --head http://s3.local/helloworld
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 0
Server: FrostFS-S3-GW/v0.0.1
X-Amz-Bucket-Region: default
X-Amz-Request-Id: ed8115f2-472e-4d0f-a292-1f8ad63dd382
X-Container-Id: 3tK4K6hbQHrBAc2YmEU5W9prfjAx3EMcg1tfxb1pf4JF
X-Container-Name: helloworld
X-Owner-Id: NUc734PMJXiqa2J9jRtvskU3kCdyyuSN8Q

## Problem When the one need to know who owns a bucket he now needs to do two requests with different protocols: 1. HEAD the bucket to get CID (S3-gw) 2. HEAD container to get OwnerID (frostfs-node via grpc) It would be nice to get it all with one HTTP request. ## Feature request Add X-Owner-ID field in HEAD response to make it look like: ``` $ curl --head http://s3.local/helloworld HTTP/1.1 200 OK Accept-Ranges: bytes Content-Length: 0 Server: FrostFS-S3-GW/v0.0.1 X-Amz-Bucket-Region: default X-Amz-Request-Id: ed8115f2-472e-4d0f-a292-1f8ad63dd382 X-Container-Id: 3tK4K6hbQHrBAc2YmEU5W9prfjAx3EMcg1tfxb1pf4JF X-Container-Name: helloworld X-Owner-Id: NUc734PMJXiqa2J9jRtvskU3kCdyyuSN8Q ```