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Add changes for MinIO RELEASE.2023-03-20T20-16-18Z. (#809)
Closes #767 - Adds behavior note about decommissioning pools with tiering enabled - Adds info about enabling/disabling LDAP IDP connection - Adds a Windows-only note in the Object Management about not using the \ character Staged: - http://192.241.195.202:9000/staging/minio-2023-03-20/index.html - Windows at: http://192.241.195.202:9000/staging/minio-2023-03-20/windows/administration/object-management.html#object-organization-and-planning
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@ -62,6 +62,11 @@ Administrators typically control the creation and configuration of buckets.
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Client applications can then use :ref:`S3-compatible SDKs <minio-drivers>` to create, list, retrieve, and delete objects on the MinIO deployment.
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Clients therefore drive the overall hierarchy of data within a given bucket or prefix, where Administrators can exercise control using :ref:`policies <minio-policy>` to grant or deny access to an action or resource.
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.. cond:: windows
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Unlike filenames on a Windows system, object names in MinIO cannot have a ``\`` character.
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Use ``/`` as a delimiter in object names to have MinIO automatically create a folder structure using :term:`prefixes`.
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MinIO has no hard :ref:`thresholds <minio-server-limits>` on the number of buckets, objects, or prefixes on a given deployment.
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The relative performance of the hardware and networking underlying the MinIO deployment may create a practical limit to the number of objects in a given prefix or bucket.
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Specifically, hardware using slower drives or network infrastructures tend to exhibit poor performance in buckets or prefixes with a flat hierarchy of objects.
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