Hmm, I'm not sure about option D. Checking the X-OSS-Object-ACL header to set the ACL seems a bit convoluted. I'd go with C - inheriting permissions from the bucket.
I agree with Earleen. The three levels of access rights - private, public-read, and public-read-write - are also correct as per the information provided.
B) 'Private' indicates that an object is a private resource, that is, only the owner of the object has read and write permissions on the object, and other users can read but have no permission to modify or delete the object.
A) Object ACL is an object-level (not bucket level) permission control mechanism. There are currently three levels of access rights: private, public-read, and public-read-write.
B) Private indicates that an object is a private resource, that is, only the owner of the object has read and write permissions on the object, and other users can read but have no permission to modify or delete the object.
A) Object ACL is an object-level (not bucket level) permission control mechanism. There are currently three levels of access rights: private, public-read, and public-read-write.
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