Asynchronous distributed object uploading for replicated content addressable storage clusters

A method comprising:

• receiving, at a device, a plurality of chunks of an object to be uploaded, each chunk, of the plurality of chunks, including a first identifier associated with the object;
• creating, by the device, a first entry, for the object, in a memory associated with the one or more devices, the first entry being associated with the first identifier;
• reconstructing, at the device, the object from the plurality of chunks;
• preventing, by the device, content of the object from being modified based on reconstructing the object;
• determining, by the device, a second identifier associated with the object based on the content;
• and
• creating, by the device and in the memory, a second entry for the object, the second entry being associated with the second identifier.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions, the instructions comprising:

• one or more instructions which, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to:
• receive a plurality of chunks of an object to be uploaded, each chunk, of the plurality of chunks, including a first identifier,
• create, in a memory, a first entry for the object, the first entry being associated with the first identifier,
• reconstruct the object from the plurality of chunks based on the first identifier,
• prevent content of the object from being modified based on reconstructing the object,
• determine a second, different identifier for the object based on the content, and
• create, in the memory, a second entry for the object, the second entry being associated with the second identifier.

A system comprising:

• a device to:
• receive a plurality of chunks of an object to be uploaded, each chunk, of the plurality of chunks, including a first identifier,
• create, in a memory, a first entry for the object, the first entry being associated with the first identifier,
• reconstruct the object from the plurality of chunks based on the first identifier,
• determine a second, different identifier for the object based on content of the object, and
• create, in the memory, a second entry for the object, the second entry being associated with the second identifier.