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Typo fixed in storage.md file #5486

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If you want to use IAM credential retrieved from an instance profile, Thanos needs to authenticate through AWS STS. For this purposes you can specify your own STS Endpoint.

By default Thanos will use endpoint: https://sts.amazonaws.com and AWS region coresponding endpoints.
By default Thanos will use endpoint: https://sts.amazonaws.com and AWS region corresponding endpoints.

#### GCS

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##### Label Index

A label index section indexes the existing (combined) values for one or more label names. The `#names` field determines the number of indexed label names, followed by the total number of entries in the `#entries` field. The body holds #entries / #names tuples of symbol table references, each tuple being of #names length. The value tuples are sorted in lexicographically increasing order. This is no longer used.
A label index section indexes the existing (combined) values for one or more label names. The `#names` field determines the number of indexed label names, followed by the total number of entries in the `#entries` field. The body holds #entries / #names tuples of symbol table references, each tuple being of `#names` length. The value tuples are sorted in lexicographically increasing order. This is no longer used.

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