Region and Domain

US3 object storage provides two ways of accessing domain names: public network domain names can respond to all access requests from the Internet, and private network domain names can respond to access requests from public cloud services (such as: UHost cloud servers, UK8S container cloud, etc.) under the same region.

After you create a storage space, the domain name address format of your storage space is: <Bucket Name>.<Endpoint>. The <Endpoint> is consists of <region_code>.<custom_domain>.

If you use a public network domain name to access data, outgoing network traffic costs will be incurred.

Access Domain (Endpoint)

The general syntax of the access domain is as follows:

protocol://<region_code>.<custom_domain>

For example, http://cn-sh2.example.com is an public network access domain name in Shanghai, China. In this, cn-sh2 is <region_code>, .example.com is <custom_domain>.

For private network access domain names, you can use the following format:

protocol://internal.<region_code>.<custom_domain>

The private network requires adding the private network access identifier internal. in front of <region_code>. The above example access domain name is changed to http://internal.cn-sh2.example.com

Explanation about region_code.custom_domain

Enter the Object Storage module in the console, and find the following tag <Bucket Domain> under the single-region space management paging. The tag is composed of <bucket name>.<region_code>.<custom_domain>.

Note:

1. Due to the different regions where the storage clusters are located, cross-national access may experience response delay or failure. The overseas acceleration service feature is in the internal testing stage, if you need to use it, please contact technical support.

2. For AWS S3 protocol compatible access domain, please refer to AWS S3 Protocol Compliance Description.