Filter out detailed storage stats for normal users [JIRA: RCS-202] #1123
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Server internal resource utilization is not apporpriate for end users of service.
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Filter out detailed storage stats for normal users Reviewed-by: kuenishi
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Experimental feature. Code is in 2.0.1 but hidden and undocumented Will be part of 2.1.0 Pre-RC _[posted via JIRA by Patricia Brewer]_ |
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No release note needed as this had not been visible nor GA until 2.1.0. _[posted via JIRA by Kota Uenishi]_ |
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Only "Objects" and "Bytes" for normal users as same as 2.0 or prior.
Server internal resource utilization is not appropriate for end users of service.
This is a follow-up code of #1120