GCP storage logs
Like AWS’s S3 buckets, GCP Storage also refers to storage containers as buckets. Each bucket can contain any file format, referred to as an object. Principals can be assigned granular permissions and access to each bucket or object. Storage buckets can also be made publicly accessible on the internet, depending on the use case. Storage metadata is recorded in the key/value pair format at the bucket level to manage the object life cycle. Values assigned to keys can be a bucket name string or an array of object life cycle management configurations.
Once a storage bucket is created, you cannot change the bucket name, the location (where the bucket is hosted), the project associated with the storage bucket, or the metadata generation number, uniquely identifying the bucket state.
Storage permissions
Similar to IAM permissions, specific permissions are required for accessing objects by a resource or a principal. In GCP’s IAM realm, permissions are...
