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* Object REST API buckets are associated with volumes. Deleting the volume associated with a bucket permanently deletes the bucket. This action can't be undone.
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* Buckets are supported with cool access-enabled volumes and with large volumes.
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* You are responsible for maintaining the lifecycle of your bucket certificates. To check the expiration and renew certificates view the **Bucket** menu then check the **Certificate** status and **Certificate expiration date** fields.
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* You must enable diagnostic logging on all Azure Key Vaults to ensure audit trails are available for security investigations.
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* You must configure network access control lists (ACLs) to restrict Key Vault access to only authorized networks (NetApp VNet and customer VNet).
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* It is recommended to implement separate Azure Key Vaults for certificates (read-only access) and S3 credentials (write access) to adhere to the principle of least privilege.
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* It is recommended to store Azure Key Vaults object references for certificates and credentials in separate buckets to maintain proper access control boundaries.
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* Buckets are not supported on Azure NetApp Files cache volumes.
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