We see the same symptoms. We have an S3 object for which HEAD requests
return 200, but GET requests return 404. We searched the S3 gateway
logs for write requests that happened on the object before GET
requests started failing. Strangely, we see succeeding GET requests
and then failing GET requests
That's interesting, thanks for the link to the tracker issue. There's
definitely a chance that it could have been deleted (by the
application), but we don't have enough logs right now to confirm. They
don't have many insights into the application, so it can be difficult
to get to the bottom
Hello,
Did the customer deleted the object by any chance? If yes, could this be
related to https://tracker.ceph.com/issues/63935 ?
We got a scenario where an application was doing some DELETE and then listing
bucket entries.
It was able to find objects that should have been deleted and then was
