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77## Configuring object expiration
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99Tigris allows you to set up a expiration configuration for objects in a bucket
10- through bucket lifecycle rules.
10+ through bucket lifecycle rules. The expiration is based on the last modified
11+ time of the object.
1112
12- The TTL can be set in two ways:
13+ The expiration can be set in two ways:
1314
1415- ** Days** : The objects will be deleted after the specified number of days.
1516- ** Date** : The objects will be deleted on the specified date.
@@ -87,8 +88,9 @@ aws s3api put-bucket-lifecycle-configuration --bucket my-bucket --lifecycle-conf
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8889## Things to note
8990
90- - Tigris always rounds the TTL deletion time to UTC midnight for the scheduled
91+ - Tigris always rounds the expiration time to UTC midnight for the scheduled
9192 date.
93+ - The expiration time is based on the last modified time of the object.
9294- Only one object expiration rule can be applied to a bucket at a time.
9395- When using the AWS CLI to apply a bucket lifecycle configuration, the JSON can
9496 only contain the fields shown in the examples above.
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