Google Cloud Storage Introduces Dynamic Batch Operations
Google Cloud Storage now supports dynamic batch operations, allowing users to select objects across a project using Common Expression Language (CEL) filters based on Storage Insights datasets. This eliminates the need for manual CSV manifests or BigQuery export queries. The feature facilitates bulk operations, such as transitioning storage classes or patching ACLs, across up to 1,000 buckets in a single job. A dry run option is also available to validate job configurations across multiple buckets before execution.
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- Cloud Storage
You can use Storage batch operations to do the following: Select objects dynamically across a project by using Common Expression Language (CEL) filters based on metadata in your Storage Insights datasets , without manual CSV manifests or BigQuery export queries. Target objects across up to 1,000 buckets in a single batch job. Transition objects in bulk to different storage classes. Patch object access control lists (ACLs) in bulk to update or remove permissions. Use dry run to validate job configurations across multiple buckets, and create jobs directly from a dry run to process the same valid
https://docs.cloud.google.com/release-notes#September_03_2026
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