Amazon S3 Glacier Deep Archive storage class

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0ed63d5 created the issue

With AWS GDA now out and usable, it would be lovely to be able to directly access it.

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94b2826 commented

Not only is Glacier Deep Archive supported, you can not PUT directly to Glacier and Glacier Deep Archive within the PUT request. Could we get an update to support this functionality? Thanks :-)

It would also be nice to make sure any objects required to use Cryptomator to browse a vault, should obviously not be pushed to this storage layer unless a user explicitly requests to do so. It's understandable if I need to wait to restore an object before I can get it from the vault.

https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2018/11/s3-glacier-api-simplification/

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c853b01 commented

I think it would be great at least to push to both Glacier and GDA directly as we understand there is a long restore time from Glacier.

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@dkocher commented

Added Glacier Deep Archive storage class in 4b4f912.

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@dkocher commented

Allow selection of Glacier storage class as default for uploads in 394c058.

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de21dd0 commented

This is not working fully for me on 7.8.5 on Mac - if I drag from a "localhost" pane in CyberDuck to an S3 pane, it gets saved to normal S3, not Glacier.

I've set Preferences > S3 > Default Storage Class to "Glacier Deep Archive".

If I drag a file/folder from a CyberDuck local pane to my CyberDuck S3 bucket pane, it gets saved as the Regular Amazon S3 Storage class (confirmed in S3 web console).

If I drag a file/folder from my Mac's Finder, directly into CyberDuck's S3 window, the file gets saved correctly to Glacier Deep Archive.

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@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:6 claudes]:

This is not working fully for me on 7.8.5 on Mac - if I drag from a "localhost" pane in CyberDuck to an S3 pane, it gets saved to normal S3, not Glacier.

I've set Preferences > S3 > Default Storage Class to "Glacier Deep Archive".

If I drag a file/folder from a CyberDuck local pane to my CyberDuck S3 bucket pane, it gets saved as the Regular Amazon S3 Storage class (confirmed in S3 web console).

If I drag a file/folder from my Mac's Finder, directly into CyberDuck's S3 window, the file gets saved correctly to Glacier Deep Archive.

When dragging from a local disk browser window we do not properly set all attributes for the copy transfer. We will fix this in a separate issue.

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@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:7 dkocher]:

Replying to [comment:6 claudes]:

This is not working fully for me on 7.8.5 on Mac - if I drag from a "localhost" pane in CyberDuck to an S3 pane, it gets saved to normal S3, not Glacier.

I've set Preferences > S3 > Default Storage Class to "Glacier Deep Archive".

If I drag a file/folder from a CyberDuck local pane to my CyberDuck S3 bucket pane, it gets saved as the Regular Amazon S3 Storage class (confirmed in S3 web console).

If I drag a file/folder from my Mac's Finder, directly into CyberDuck's S3 window, the file gets saved correctly to Glacier Deep Archive.

When dragging from a local disk browser window we do not properly set all attributes for the copy transfer. We will fix this in a separate issue.

In b20cc2f.