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S3 bucket objects are just increasing without getting deleted

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • S3

Issue

  • S3 bucket lifecycle management rules do not seem to be deleting all the objects
  • The bucket continued to fill up, and logical-used space and object count were not decreasing
  • FabricLinkCounters show low or no increase in FL_OBJECTS_EXPIRED/FL_VERSIONS_EXPIRED.
  • Current rules:
Vserver Name svm1 svm1
Object Store Server Bucket Name bucket1 bucket1
Lifecycle Management Rule Identifier Lock Lock
Lifecycle Management Rule Index 1 2
Link-id from the Fabriclink Links Table 8 8
Is This Rule Enabled? true true
Prefix to be Matched with Object Names
Tags in Format <tag> or <tag=value>
Min Size of the Object
Max Size of the Object
Lifecycle Management Action Expiration NoncurrentVersionExpiration
Number of Days since Creation, After Which Current Version of Objects Can be Deleted 1
Specific Date When the Objects Should Expire
Cleanup Object Delete Markers
Number of Latest Non-current Versions to Be Retained 1
Number of Days after Which Non-current Versions will Be Deleted 1
Number of Days of Initiation, After Which Upload Can Be Aborted

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