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Tutorial: How to use custom endpoint for EOS (Object Storage)

Creating a custom endpoint for your Object Storage Service domain makes it easier. You can include your company's branding or just use a shorter, easier-to-remember endpoint than the standard one.

For example, if you want to point your EOS bucket endpoint (objectstore.e2enetworks.net/bucket1) to your custom domain name (e.g., cname.example.com/bucket1).

Steps to set Custom endpoints for new domains​

  1. Login and access the hosting provider's website to manage DNS records.

  2. If you are overseeing website management through E2E Networks, please establish your Domain Records via your MyAccount portal.

  3. Incorporate a custom CNAME record for the EOS endpoint (objectstore.e2enetworks.net/).

Note

The CNAME record serves the purpose of establishing an alias name for a domain. They are essential for guiding incoming browser requests from visitors towards an origin web server.

Custom Endpoint Example

Note

The name "eos" in the screenshot is an example; you can add a custom name of your choice.

  1. Once the CNAME is added successfully:
  2. As per the Public Access Config permission, you can download, upload, or perform both actions using the custom CNAME added. The format will be cname.example.com/bucketname/objectname.
  • Example: eos.abcdef.com/cars/image.png

Now we have successfully configured the custom endpoint for EOS.