A single bucket with sub directories is

A single bucket with sub-directories is probably the right choice TBH. It's going to make managing things a lot simpler (although I might be wrong, I don't know what your setup looks like :D). I was mostly concerned because I've seen people attempt to allocate a bucket per customer, and then distribute auth tokens for each bucket around. There are no real hard limits on the number of buckets an account can have, but generally if you find yourself needing more, it's a good idea to talk to someone first!
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vvo
vvo3y ago
Thanks 👍 I also think having a single bucket makes things easier Can you precise what you means by jurisdictional storage ? thanks
Sid
SidOP3y ago
I say in that case you can get away with two buckets: one with jurisdictions, and one without, and continue to have subdirectories in each (Jurisdictions aren't out yet, but are an active WIP)
vvo
vvo3y ago
Exactly 🙂

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