In Google Storage, individual data is saved in the form of objects. Object names must comply with the following rules:
- They can contain any sequence of valid Unicode characters, of length 1-1,024 bytes when UTF-8 encoded
- They cannot contain carriage return or line feed characters
- They cannot start with well-known/acme-challenge
To eliminate the limitations given by the flat hierarchy, we can use the slash (/) character in the object names. For example, if we have to use the same name for two different objects we could name an object /NewYork/Stadium.jpg and another /Boston/Stadium.jpg. In this way it is possible to organize the objects as if they were inside directories and manage them as such. In fact, Google Storage sees ...
