Introduction to Static Web Hosting
To set up static website hosting in ZOS, start by uploading static website files to your bucket. Then, grant the public read permission to the files and configure static website hosting for the bucket. Typically, a static website comprises static webpages, possibly containing client-side scripts like JavaScript and Flash.
Static Web Hosting Configuration
Prerequisites
The webpage files have been uploaded to the specified bucket.
1. In the ZOS console, click the bucket name to open the overview page.
2. To open the static website to all users, perform the following operations to allow static webpages within the bucket to be publicly accessible.
Select the Permission Management tab, and locate Read Permission丨Write Permission.
Select Public Read and click Save.
3. On the Basic Setting page, click Setting in the Static Page Setting section.
Set the default page and 404 (NotFound) page in Default Page and Default 404 Page.
Default page: refers to the webpage that is displayed by default when accessing the static website. When configuring static website hosting in the ZOS console, only HTML webpage files are supported.
404 (NotFound) page: refers to the error page that ZOS returns to users when an error occurs during their attempt to access the static website.
4. Click Retain to complete the configuration.