Updated on 2024-04-01 GMT+08:00
Does OBS Support Access over HTTPS?
Yes, OBS can be accessed over HTTPS.
- When accessing OBS using the allocated domain name, just replace http in the URL of the bucket or object with https in the browser.
- If CDN acceleration is enabled, you can manage HTTPS certificates on the CDN management console, and access OBS over HTTPS. For details, see HTTPS Settings.
Parent topic: OBS Basics
OBS Basics FAQs
- How Can I Get Started with OBS?
- How Do I Obtain an OBS Endpoint?
- What Are the Advantages of Object Storage over SAN and NAS Storage?
- Which Types of Data Can Be Stored in OBS?
- How Much Data Can I Store in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Traffic Monitoring?
- Can Folders in OBS Be Used the Same Way as in a File System?
- Where Is Data Stored in OBS?
- How Can I Determine Which Region to Store My Data In?
- Does OBS Support Access over HTTPS?
- Can Other Users Access My Data Stored in OBS?
- Does OBS Support Resumable Transfer?
- Does OBS Support Batch Upload?
- Does OBS Support Batch Download?
- Does OBS Support Batch Deletion of Objects?
- What Are the Factors That Affect Upload and Download Speed of OBS?
- Why Did Some of My Data Stored on OBS Get Lost?
- Can Deleted Data Be Recovered?
- Will There Be Data Left Over in OBS After I Delete an Object?
- What Can I Do If My Access to the OBS Domain Name Failed Due to a CA Certificate Connection Failure?
- What Are the Differences Between OBS, EVS, and SFS?
- Why Is an Alarm Reported When I Access an OBS URL?
- How Do I Determine Whether I Am Accessing OBS over an Intranet?
- Will My Bucket Performance Be Affected by Other Users' Services?
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