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Ownership. Each domain owns one or more buckets.
Access control. Domains can define separate identity management system so the users and groups within them are separated from those in other domains.
Delegation. Domain administrators can create and access storage domains and they can delegate management duties for the storage domains they create.
Content. The domain itself stores buckets for named objects for end-user data and collections (stored searches).
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Unnamed objectsUnnamed objects written directly to the domain are represented by a system-defined Content IDs bucket that is part of each domain. |
See the Naming Rules for Swarm for domains.
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NoteOwnership defaults to the specific administrator who created the domain, but the owner does not have need to be a root or tenant administrator. |
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