Description: The action of creating a duplicate of an object in cloud storage services involves replicating data stored in those services. This process allows users to store and retrieve any amount of data at any time and from anywhere on the web. Object copying is a fundamental operation that enables users to manage their data efficiently, as it facilitates backup creation, file organization, and content distribution. This action can be performed through various interfaces, including management consoles, command-line interfaces (CLI), or software development kits (SDKs) in different programming languages. When an object is copied, a new unique identifier is generated for the duplicate, allowing both the original and the copy to be maintained independently. This functionality is particularly useful in scenarios where file version preservation is required or when creating test environments without affecting the original data. Additionally, object copying can include the option to modify metadata or change the storage location, adding flexibility to data management in the cloud.
