Simplifying Access Control in Google Cloud Storage
Blog post from Google Cloud
Google Cloud Storage introduced a new feature to simplify access control by allowing users to set a Default Object Access Control List (ACL) for each bucket, which automatically applies to any new objects without explicitly defined ACLs. This enhancement addresses the demand for easier permission management across various applications, enabling scenarios like data sharing and controlled-access datasets. Additionally, the default behavior for new buckets now includes an implied project-private default object ACL, granting FULL_CONTROL to project editors and owners and READ access to project viewers, aligning with typical customer usage patterns. Existing buckets maintain their "private" default object ACL unless updated by users. These changes are part of Google's ongoing efforts to provide straightforward and reliable software infrastructure.
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