bucket-tagging
command is used to create (modify), get, and delete bucket tags. One bucket can have up to 50 tags../coscli bucket-tagging --method [method] cos://<bucket-name> [tag_key]#[tag_value]
bucket-tagging
includes the following parameters:Parameter Format | Description | Example |
cos://<bucket-name> | Specifies the target bucket, which is accessible by using the bucket alias or bucket name configured in the configuration file as detailed in Download and Installation Configuration. If you use the bucket name for access, you also need to include the endpoint flag. | Access with the bucket alias: cos://example-alias Access with the bucket name: cos://examplebucket-1250000000 |
bucket-tagging
command contains the following optional flags:Flag Abbreviation | Flag Name | Description |
-h | --help | Views the usage of this command. |
None | --method | Specifies the operation to be performed, including put (adding tags), get (querying tags), and delete (deleting tags). |
PutBucketTagging
permission can add or modify bucket tags. Error message “403 AccessDenied” will be returned for other users../coscli bucket-tagging --method put cos://bucketAlias key1#value1 key2#value2
key#value
represents the tag key-value pair separated by #
. If the bucket does not have a tag, this command will add the specified tag to the bucket; otherwise, it will overwrite the original tag.example-alias
, run the following command:./coscli bucket-tagging --method put cos://exmaple-alias 1#111 2#222
./coscli bucket-tagging --method get cos://bucketAlias
./coscli bucket-tagging --method get cos://exmaple-alias
example-alias
has two tags with the keys of 1 and 2 as well as values of 111 and 222 respectively.KEY | VALUE------+--------1 | 1112 | 222
./coscli bucket-tagging --method delete cos://bucketAlias
./coscli bucket-tagging --method delete cos://exmaple-alias
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