Properties
string
The name of the bucket in your cloud storage account that uploads are written to. Bucket names must be unique within a Miru workspace.Example:
robot-logs-bucketenum
The cloud storage provider backing the bucket.Allowed values:
gcsaws
Bucket Config
View a bucket
To view a bucket, navigate to the Buckets page and click the bucket. Its details show the provider, its connection details (region, Role ARN and External ID for AWS; service account for GCS), and when and by whom it was created.
Connect a bucket
To connect a bucket, follow the GCS or AWS S3 guide.Verification
When you connect a bucket or change its Role ARN, Miru checks its access before saving:- It uploads an empty object under
.miru/probe/, then tries to delete it. With the write-only access the connect guides grant, the object stays in the bucket. - For AWS buckets, it also confirms your role can’t be assumed without the external ID.
Edit a bucket
Only an AWS bucket’s Role ARN can be edited; GCS buckets have nothing to edit. To upload to a different bucket, connect a new one. To edit a bucket, click the ellipses (…) on the bucket and select Edit.
Miru verifies the bucket again before saving.
Delete a bucket
Deleting a bucket is only possible if there are no file rules associated with the bucket. Otherwise, you must archive the bucket instead. To delete a bucket, click the ellipses (…) on the bucket and select Delete.
Archive a bucket
Archiving a bucket prevents any data uploads from being written to the bucket. However, it does not delete the bucket itself, and can be unarchived at any time. To archive a bucket, click the ellipses (…) on the bucket and select Archive.