#Minimum Limit on S3 Bucket creation
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At a guess it’s due to the requirement to back them with a Flexgroup
Minimum recommended size for a flexgroup is 100G - subtract metadata for S3 and I’d say it’s very likely to be the close
You can create a smaller bucket from the ONTAP CLI. The minimum size you are seeing is likely due to System Manager utilizing best practices .
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap-cli-9141//vserver-object-store-server-bucket-create.html
ok so I tried using the CLI but I got a error:
"Specified bucket size is too small. The minimum supported bucket size is 102005473280B"
I think this is because of the Flexgroup requirement that @small musk mentioned?
You should be able to create a smaller bucket without specifying a size during creation like below:
[Job 2487] Job succeeded: Successful
nas-cm913::> vserver object-store-server bucket show -vserver mpsvm913
Vserver Bucket Type Volume Size Encryption Role NAS Path
----------- --------------- -------- ----------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
mpsvm913 mptest s3 fg_oss_1706280742 1.60GB false standalone -```
that actually resulted in a bucket that is 800GB by default
What version of ONTAP are you running?
9.12
the FlexGroup that gets created is also not the bucket. The bucket is in the FlexGroup. But the FlexGroup can host multiple buckets
ok gotcha. If I create a second bucket, do I need to somehow specify an existing FlexGroup? I didnt see anything about that but want to be sure.
no I think that is all managed by ONTAP internally. I'm not even aware if you could have it create a new FlexGroup for that purpose? I don't think you can. Back in 9.8 or something, the "1 FlexGroup = 1 Bucket" held, but that was only in the first version, so unless you're stuck with an old ONTAP it shouldn't matter