SCSP methods can be created and run on unnamed objects in any domain. Housing (tenanting) unnamed objects in domains support metered environments that need to allocate storage to users based on the domain. The domain is not used to later locate the unnamed object in the cluster.
A cluster administrator must create the domain and enable the cluster configuration setting cluster.enforceTenancy to be able to create an unnamed object in a domain. See How enforceTenancy Works.
An unnamed object is written to a specific domain by including the domain in a query argument or in the HOST header:
Which domain? | Alias Object | Immutable Object | |
|---|---|---|---|
Unspecified | POST /?alias | POST / | Every unnamed object that has no domain explicitly defined belongs to the default cluster domain. Verify the cluster administrator has set up a default domain, which is a domain name that exactly matches the name of the cluster. |
By Query Argument | POST /?domain=domain-name&alias | POST /?domain=domain-name | |
By Host Name | POST /?alias Host: domain-name | POST / Host: domain-name | WarningSwarm performs several attempts to look up the invalid domain before timing out on every request if the application passes an invalid HOST header: a domain that does not exist in or matches the cluster name. |