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change storage class in a folder into a bucket in GCP, I try with

gsutil rewrite -s coldline gs://bucket-name/folder/

I see the

gsutil stat gs://bucket-name/folder/

what am I doing wrong?

shell

dashboard

Donnald Cucharo
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Vincent Romero
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The configuration tab on the console refers to the configuration of your main bucket, not the folder which you changed the storage class to COLDLINE. As seen on your screenshot, the folder test-2 is already configured into COLDLINE. You should be able to confirm it on the console by going to the folder and look at the "Storage Class" column.

Donnald Cucharo
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  • Pherhaps cant assigned storageclass directly to a folder into a bucket, the stat of object (folder) i am not clear, the gsutil stat show that a object (folder) have stotarage class different from what is shown on the dashboard – Vincent Romero Nov 09 '20 at 15:17
  • The configuration tab (on the dashboard) is displaying the default storage class of your bucket. However, you can also change the storage class of the objects inside the bucket by running the `gsutil rewrite` which you've ran successfully but it doesn't mean that the storage class of your bucket would change. Only the storage class of the objects inside the folder you've specified will change and that explains why on the configuration tab of the bucket you can see it as Standard contrary to what you can see on the objects inside the folder which is already Coldline. – Donnald Cucharo Nov 10 '20 at 02:18