Deleting a Multipart Upload from Object Storage

• Console
• CLI
• API

• 1. On the Buckets list page, select the Object Storage bucket that you want to work with. If you need help finding the list page or the Object Storage bucket, see Listing Buckets.
  2. On the details page, select Uncommitted Multipart Uploads.

     The Uncommitted Multipart Uploads list appears. All uncommitted or failed multipart uploads are listed inin a table. The Hide uploads newer than 7 days filter is enabled by default. Disable the filter to view the complete list.

  3. Select the uploads that you want to delete, and then select Delete.
     To bulk delete all the uncommitted multipart uploads, select the check box in the header row to select all, and then select Delete.
  4. When prompted, confirm the deletion.

• Use the oci os multipart abort command and required parameters to cancel and delete an uncommitted or failed multipart upload in a bucket:

  oci os multipart abort --bucket-name bucket_name --object-name object_name --upload-id upload_ID [OPTIONS]

  For example:

  oci os multipart abort --bucket-name MyBucket --object-name MyObject --upload-id 0b7abd48-9ff2-9d5f-2034-63a02fdd7afa
  WARNING: Are you sure you want to permanently remove this incomplete upload? [y/N]: y

  Tip
  
  

  The CLI interface asks you to confirm the deletion request. To delete without the confirmation prompt, use the --force flag.

  You can also create a lifecycle policy that automatically deletes uncommitted or failed multipart uploads. See Object Lifecycle Management for more information.

  To delete all parts of an uncommitted or failed multipart upload

  #!/bin/bash
  
  BUCKET=$1
  
  oci os multipart list --bucket-name $BUCKET | \
      jq -c '.data | map({'o': .object, 'i': ."upload-id"}) | .[]' | \
      while read JSON; do
          OBJECTNAME=$(echo $JSON | jq '.o' | sed -e 's/\"//g;')
          UPLOADID=$(echo $JSON | jq '.i' | sed -e 's/\"//g;')
          echo Removing Object name $OBJECTNAME, ID $UPLOADID
          oci os multipart abort --bucket-name $BUCKET \
                  --object-name $OBJECTNAME \
                  --upload-id $UPLOADID \
                  --force
      done

  You can also create a lifecycle policy that automatically deletes uncommitted or failed multipart uploads. See Object Storage Object Lifecycle Management for details.

  For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.

• Run the AbortMultipartUpload operation to cancel and delete an uncommitted or failed multipart upload in a bucket.

  See Using the Multipart API for more information.