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The error being returned by the API here is unclear, but the cause is the underscore (_) in the Space name. In the control panel, when creating a new Space, it notes that names must be between 3 and 63 characters long and may only contain letters, numbers, dots (.), and dashes (-).
Thanks @aboeglin67 and @asb. You were both right. I did at first had the problem with the underscore but then I also had the problem with the non-unique spaces name. I thought that names would not need to be unique if you link them to a project but I guess it is not the case.
Thank you very much.
I’m not certain but my bet is that this bucket already exists. I believe like on aws the names must be unique for each data center. And shop_images seem very generic not to already exist. Try prefixing the name with your project’s name or slug.