ECS has a feature called Namespaces. Namespaces provide a way to organize or group items for purposes of segregating the space for different uses or purposes. It allows for the multi-tenancy feature in ECS. Each client bucket is created in a separate Namespace and other clients cannot access buckets in a namespace that isn’t theirs. ECS provides several features to enable security of customer’s data such as platform lockdown and retention, etc. ECS provides server-side encryption to protect data on disk. Key management is either done automatically or specified by the user. Enabling encryption is done at the namespace level or bucket level, allowing customers to have a level of control at what level to handle encryption ECS provides Audit Events – basically, it records a change in the system configuration, tracks logins, and sudo commands run on a node, bucket operations such as setting bucket permissions, and user operations such as set/delete the password.

Namespaces feature?

ECS has a feature called Namespaces. Namespaces provide a way to organize or group items for purposes of segregating the space for different uses or purposes. It allows for the multi-tenancy feature in ECS. Each client bucket is created in a separate Namespace and other clients cannot access buckets in a namespace that isn’t theirs.
ECS provides several features to enable security of customer’s data such as platform lockdown and retention, etc.
ECS provides server-side encryption to protect data on disk. Key management is either done automatically or specified by the user. Enabling encryption is done at the namespace level or bucket level, allowing customers to have a level of control at what level to handle encryption
ECS provides Audit Events – basically, it records a change in the system configuration, tracks logins, and sudo commands run on a node, bucket operations such as setting bucket permissions, and user operations such as set/delete the password.

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