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Workspace bucket

Each cloud network has a workspace S3 bucket in its AWS account and region. Clusters in the network share this bucket.

Find the bucket

Workspace buckets use this name:

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lakesail-<connection-id>-<network-id>-ws

What it stores

FolderContents
catalogs/S3-backed table data
notebooks/Persisted notebook contents
scripts/Uploaded Python files, wheels, and requirements files
clusters/SQL job results

A folder appears after LakeSail first stores an object in it. Do not rename or move platform-managed objects; LakeSail resources reference their stored locations.

For S3-backed tables on LakeSail-managed compute, place the underlying data under catalogs/. See Make S3 table data available to LakeSail.

Lifecycle

The bucket belongs to the network, not a cluster. Destroying a cluster does not delete the bucket or its contents.

Destroying the network also retains the bucket and its contents in your AWS account. Delete the retained bucket in AWS when you no longer need its data.

For encryption and access controls, see Security & IAM.

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