[Update] How to Use Linode Object Storage #2609
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added CLI back in, added note about bucket label rules.
CT-617 (Add CLI back)
CT-585 (Add Bucket Label rules)
Bucket labels need to be unique within the same cluster, including buckets on other users’ Linode accounts. If the label you enter is already in use, you will have to choose a different label. Additionally, bucket labels have the following rules:
• Cannot be formatted as IP addresses
• Must be between 3 and 63 characters in length
• Can only contain lower-case characters, numbers, periods, and dashes
• Must start with a lowercase letter or number
• Cannot contain underscores (_), end with a dash (-) or period (.), have consecutive periods (.), or use dashes (-) adjacent to periods (.)