"Repeat the above process but in step 3, choose a particular service instance, and enter "bucket" as the Resource Type and the full CRN of an existing bucket as the Resource ID."
Can we kindly provide customer's a link to on how to find the CRN for a COS instance? Maybe in the form of a FAQ question and we can link that FAQ to the word "CRN" in the statement above.
In summary, reviewing our Cloud Assistant bot questions, we find a lot of customers are asking where to find the CRN for their COS instances.
The only information I found on CRN in the COS docs is below, which shows an the IBM Cloud shell/cli method of obtaining this.
An FAQ that shows both the CLI and UI methods of finding the CRN for COS instances would be a great solution the Cloud Assistant could use for these questions.
Regards,
Gary S.
ACS-Storage Support Lead
IBM Cloud Support
dpdresse
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6 months ago
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/cloud-object-storage?topic=cloud-object-storage-getting-started-cloud-object-storage#gs-bucket-policy
"Repeat the above process but in step 3, choose a particular service instance, and enter "bucket" as the Resource Type and the full CRN of an existing bucket as the Resource ID."
Can we kindly provide customer's a link to on how to find the CRN for a COS instance? Maybe in the form of a FAQ question and we can link that FAQ to the word "CRN" in the statement above.
In summary, reviewing our Cloud Assistant bot questions, we find a lot of customers are asking where to find the CRN for their COS instances.
The only information I found on CRN in the COS docs is below, which shows an the IBM Cloud shell/cli method of obtaining this.
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/cloud-object-storage?topic=cloud-object-storage-ic-cos-cli#ic-iam-authentication
An FAQ that shows both the CLI and UI methods of finding the CRN for COS instances would be a great solution the Cloud Assistant could use for these questions.
Regards,
Gary S. ACS-Storage Support Lead IBM Cloud Support