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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion serverless/jobs/quickstart.mdx
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The execution appears in the **Job runs** section of the **Overview** tab.

4. Click the <Icon name="more"> icon next to the last execution in the **Job runs** section, then click **Logs** to access your job's logs.
4. Click the <Icon name="more" /> icon next to the last execution in the **Job runs** section, then click **Logs** to access your job's logs.

<Message type="note">
Make sure that you [have retrieved your Grafana credentials](/observability/cockpit/how-to/retrieve-grafana-credentials/) before accessing your job's logs.
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## Access control list (ACL)

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Access control lists (ACL) are subresources attached to buckets and objects. They define which Scaleway users have access to the attached object/bucket, and the type of access they have. Whenever a user makes a request against a resource, Amazon S3 checks its ACL and verifies that they have permission to carry out the request.
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Access control lists (ACL) are subresources attached to buckets and objects. They define which Scaleway users have access to the attached object/bucket, and the type of access they have. Whenever a user makes a request against a resource, Object Storage checks its ACL and verifies that they have permission to carry out the request.
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control lists (ACL) are subresources attached to buckets and objects. They define which Scaleway users have access to the attached object/bucket, and the type of access they have. Whenever a user makes a request against a resource, Amazon S3 checks its ACL and verifies that they have permission to carry out the request.

## Bucket

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