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The apparatus 200 includes a command execution module 264 that executes the command(s) parsed from the object request. In one embodiment, the command execution module 264 executes one command. In another embodiment, the command execution module 264 executes multiple commands. Typically, the command execution module 264 interprets a command parsed from the object request, such as a write command, and then creates, queues, and executes subcommands. For example, a write command parsed from an object request may direct the storage controller 152 to store multiple data segments. The object request may also include required attributes such as encryption, compression, etc. The command execution module 264 may direct the storage controller 152 to compress the data segments, encrypt the data segments, create one or more data packets and associated headers for each data packet, encrypt the data packets with a media encryption key, add error correcting code, and store the data packets a specific location. Storing the data packets at a specific location and other subcommands may also be broken down into other lower level subcommands. One of skill in the art will recognize other ways that the command execution module 264 can execute one or more commands parsed from an object request.

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