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Arun Ravi M V commented on HADOOP-16540:
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Yes, you are right, the main reason for this ticket is user credentials. I have
a situation where a large number of datasets (a few thousand) is located at a
single s3 bucket. I am trying to introduce Role-based access control here, AWS
policies have size limitations and cannot be used as the only solution. In this
case, I would like to define caching per dataset (bucket + root s3 prefix)
instead of doing it at the s3 bucket level.
> Pluggable Filesystem Caching Support in FileSystem Class
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> Key: HADOOP-16540
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-16540
> Project: Hadoop Common
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: fs
> Affects Versions: 3.3.0
> Reporter: Arun Ravi M V
> Priority: Major
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> Provide an option to use Custom Cache Class in FileSystem Class. Currently,
> the caching is enabled by default and uses the URI schema and authority value
> to determine whether to create a new FS instance for the given URI or to
> fetch an already existing one from the cache.
> In case of AWS S3 FS Impl, for an S3 path, the authority name will be bucket
> name, ie Filesystem object will be cached at the bucket level, but providing
> a custom caching logic can empower the user to cache it at some prefix level
> and provide more flexibility.
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