Zerops•4w ago

Object storage custom domain

Is there any possible way to change the default domain of the object storage url ?

32 Replies

Hi @Louay , I think you could make a simple static/nginx service that will proxy the objectstorage. It will then be possible to use any custom domain. I'll try to look into it. Give me a minute.

LouayOP•4w ago

Alright thanks please i got another problem the dns is pointing to the ipv6 adress https://www.nslookup.io/domains/testapi.soon.it/dns-records/

LouayOP•4w ago

LouayOP•4w ago

and in zerops says everything is alright but https://testapi.soon.it/ is unreachable

Jan Saidl•4w ago

Looks ok to me, maybe DNS hasn't propagated locally on your machine yet?

LouayOP•4w ago

maybe

Jan Saidl•4w ago

If you visited the site locally, the domain has an hour TTL, so it may take a while.

LouayOP•4w ago

even in all devices? cus ive already tried in my mobilee same thing

Jan Saidl•4w ago

try this:

❯ dig +short testapi.soon.it AAAA
2a00:1ed0:1100::160:0:fc4

❯ dig +short testapi.soon.it AAAA
2a00:1ed0:1100::160:0:fc4

LouayOP•4w ago

im using windows

LouayOP•4w ago

Michal Saloň•4w ago

Did you set the A record correctly? If you only set AAAA and do not have IPv6 capable network, you will not be able to connect to it.

LouayOP•4w ago

so i need an a record also? ig i do not have an ipv6 capable network anyways does this costs?

Michal Saloň•4w ago

UI should say that you either need to use something like CloudFlare with only AAAA record and enable CF Proxy, or you need to set up AAAA and A records. For A record, you can use either our shared IPv4, which is free, or purchase a dedicated IPv4.

Jan Saidl•4w ago

https://docs.zerops.io/features/dns

LouayOP•4w ago

aha so with cloudfare proxy ipv6 is enough?

Michal Saloň•4w ago

Yes, see: https://docs.zerops.io/features/dns#with-proxy

LouayOP•4w ago

alright got it thnx alot ?

Jan Saidl•4w ago

Simple nginx proxy with minmal resources approximately $0.7/month ? You can also add this proxy to another container where nginx is.

LouayOP•4w ago

aha wish that was natively you can change to custom domains because im planning for a production enviormenet we are exploring options for our product

Jan Saidl•4w ago

We are working on a integrated CDN function where this will be possible.

LouayOP•4w ago

Wish to hear about that soon

Jan Saidl•4w ago

We already have a functional infrastructure and are working on the integration into the platform.

LouayOP•4w ago

Yea our launch is maybe in the next 4 or 5 months so hope by that time

Jan Saidl•4w ago

I hope we will be able to make this available as soon as possible.

LouayOP•4w ago

its integrated Wish you good luck

Jan Saidl•4w ago

Otherwise it is possible to use image proxy to access images on objectstorage. It has many more functions like image manipulation. But it is more complex to integrate into the application. We have an experimental recipe for this: https://github.com/zeropsio/recipe-imgproxy/ https://github.com/imgproxy/imgproxy

zerops:  
  - setup: proxy
    run:
      base: static
      routing:
        redirects:
          - from: /*
            to: ${teststorage_apiUrl}/${teststorage_bucketName}/
            preserveQuery: true
            preservePath: true
            status: 301

zerops:  
  - setup: proxy
    run:
      base: static
      routing:
        redirects:
          - from: /*
            to: ${teststorage_apiUrl}/${teststorage_bucketName}/
            preserveQuery: true
            preservePath: true
            status: 301

This is a simple proxy that will redirect (301) to the content in the teststorage objectstorage. 👆

LouayOP•4w ago

alrigght ill take a look please this is my Dockerfile for bun + hono Build stage FROM oven/bun:1 AS builder

WORKDIR /app

# Copy package files first for better caching
COPY package.json bun.lockb ./
RUN bun install --frozen-lockfile

# Copy rest of the files
COPY . ./

# Build the binary
RUN bun build main.ts --compile --outfile server

# Final stage
FROM debian:bookworm-slim

WORKDIR /app

# Copy only the compiled binary
COPY --from=builder /app/server ./server

# Run the binary
CMD ["./server"]

how can i make a compatible zerops yaml

Jan Saidl•4w ago

The basic zerops.yml could look like this: 1. create service bun 2. create zerops.yml with: (change port if needed)

zerops:
  - setup: bun
    build:
      base: bun@latest
      buildCommands:
        - bun install --frozen-lockfile
        - bun build main.ts --compile --outfile server
      deployFiles:
        - ./app/server
        - ./server
    run:
      base: bun@latest
      start: ./server
      ports:
        - port: 3000 
          httpSupport: true

zerops:
  - setup: bun
    build:
      base: bun@latest
      buildCommands:
        - bun install --frozen-lockfile
        - bun build main.ts --compile --outfile server
      deployFiles:
        - ./app/server
        - ./server
    run:
      base: bun@latest
      start: ./server
      ports:
        - port: 3000 
          httpSupport: true

3. run zcli push

LouayOP•4w ago

[BUILD ERROR] target './app/server' specified in deployFiles field is missing 2025-03-14T10:03:48.100Z [BUILD ERROR] measuring application size failed Files/folders listed in build.deployFiles do not exist. { "files": [ "./app/server" ] }

Jan Saidl•4w ago

yeah only one file, /app/server is source file

zerops:
  - setup: bun
    build:
      base: bun@latest
      buildCommands:
        - bun install --frozen-lockfile
        - bun build main.ts --compile --outfile server
      deployFiles:
        - ./server
    run:
      base: bun@latest
      start: ./server
      ports:
        - port: 3000 
          httpSupport: true

zerops:
  - setup: bun
    build:
      base: bun@latest
      buildCommands:
        - bun install --frozen-lockfile
        - bun build main.ts --compile --outfile server
      deployFiles:
        - ./server
    run:
      base: bun@latest
      start: ./server
      ports:
        - port: 3000 
          httpSupport: true

LouayOP•4w ago

it worked man thnx alot !!

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