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Last updated:2021-10-09 16:09:11
The original cross-region replication is upgraded to support both same-region replication and cross-region replication. Therefore, it is renamed replication. Replication enables you to automatically and asynchronously (in near real time) replicate objects across buckets in the same region or different regions, and synchronize object operations, including creation, overwriting, and deletion, from a source bucket to a destination bucket.
Replication meets your requirements for data security by replicating data across buckets in the same KS3 data center (region) or different KS3 data centers (regions). Objects in the destination bucket are the exact replicas of the objects in the source bucket. They have the same object names, metadata, and content as the source objects, such as the same creation time, owner, user-defined metadata, object ACL, and object content. Replication enables you to replicate unencrypted objects and objects encrypted on the server side.
For more information, see Replication.
Take note of the following items when you use replication:
After replication is enabled, you can view your settings and replication information on the Copy tab. The replication information includes the last replication time, last replicated object, total number of objects to be replicated, and total size of objects to be replicated. You can click the Refresh icon to refresh the information.
To disable replication, click Disable Sync on the Copy tab.
After replication is disabled, the replicated data will be retained in the destination bucket, but subsequent incremental data in the source bucket will not be replicated to the destination bucket. Exercise caution when you perform this operation.
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