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I don't think this is the right way to handle it. |
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I would like to use RustFS to test a S3 compatible integration. Each time a test case runs, I spin up a new instance in a Docker container and need to create my buckets using
mcor similar from within my scripts.I was wondering if there is a way to provide an initial list of bucket names to be created on startup (I am migrating away from MinIO where this is possible), or if I can somehow provision a file system structure that maps to buckets in my RustFS instance (this also works in MinIO).
I tried changing the Docker image's entrypoint to
entrypoint:·/bin/ash·-c·'mkdir·-p·/data/backup·&&·/entrypoint.sh'and while this makes RustFS think the bucket exists, the data stored in the bucket is being corrupted, so I would think this approach is missing something.
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