support for (some part of) lifecycle configuration #309
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Lifecycle Configuration can allow some useful things like auto-cleanup of incomplete multipart upload. Having support for that can be usefull with some softwares which easily forget they were uploading something and start again, leaving incomplete data behind, taking possibly a substential ammount of space on a cluster.
This would require some form of job scheduler which would be usefull for #255 too
Unfinished multipart uploads sometimes cause persistent block resync errors, I guess in cases where the block_ref is written but the block itself hasn't been. Automatically cleaning up such uploads would avoid these errors from lingering permanently in the