Checks if a blob exists for the requested data handle.
Deletes a data blob from the underlying storage mechanism (volume). When you delete a blob, you cannot upload data to the deleted blob's data handle for at least 3 days. The DELETE method works only for index layers. DELETE requests for blobs stored for other kind of layers will be rejected.
Call this API when all parts have been uploaded. Please keep in mind that the actual URL for this operation must be obtained from the response body of start multipart operation that is 'POST /layers/{layerId}/data/{dataHandle}/multiparts' from the 'complete' element under the top level 'links' element of the response.
Upload a single part of a multipart upload for the blob. Every uploaded part except the last one must have a minimum 5 MB of data and maximum of 5 GB, but we do not recommend uploading parts this large. The maximum number of parts is 10,000. Please keep in mind that the actual URL for this operation must be obtained from the response body of start multipart operation that is 'POST /layers/{layerId}/data/{dataHandle}/multiparts' from the 'uploadPart' element under the top level 'links' element of the response.
Retrieves a blob from storage.
Gets the status of a multipart upload. The status can be received only when the upload has been completed. Please keep in mind that the actual URL for this operation must be obtained from the response body of start multipart operation that is 'POST /layers/{layerId}/data/{dataHandle}/multiparts' from the 'status' element under the top level 'links' element of the response.
Persists the data blob in the underlying storage mechanism (volume). Use this upload mechanism for blobs smaller than 50 MB. The size limit for blobs uploaded this way is 5 GB but we do not recommend uploading blobs this large with this method, so use multipart upload instead. When the operation completes successfully there is no guarantee that the data blob will be immediately available although in most cases it will be. To check if the data blob is available use the HEAD method.
Publishes large data blobs where the data payload needs to be split into multiple parts. The multipart upload start is to be followed by the individual parts upload and completed with a call to complete the upload. The limit of the blob uploaded this way is 50GB.
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Cancels an entire multipart upload operation. You can only cancel a multipart upload before it has been completed. Please keep in mind that the actual URL for this operation must be obtained from the response body of start multipart operation that is 'POST /layers/{layerId}/data/{dataHandle}/multiparts' from the 'delete' element under the top level 'links' element of the response.
Cancels a multipart upload