Object Storage Service (OSS) supports access logging.

OSS logging is a feature that allows you to record the access requests to your OSS buckets. You can enable and configure logging for a bucket in the OSS console or by using the OSS API. When logging is enabled for a bucket A, OSS automatically generates access log objects every hour and stores them in a specified bucket B. The log objects follow a predefined naming convention that includes the source bucket name, the date, the hour, and a unique string.

The documentation also states that buckets A and B can be separate buckets or the same bucket, but they must belong to the same user1. This means that you cannot store the access logs of one user’s bucket in another user’s bucket. Therefore, the correct answer is A.

References:

1: Logging - Object Storage Service - Alibaba Cloud Documentation Center