This article introduces how to build static websites using TWSC COS, including a comparison with VCS website hosting, creating a COS bucket, uploading web page files, setting public read permissions, and starting a test via the system URL. It is suitable for static website users who want to reduce maintenance costs.
Using TWSC COS to build static web pages 閱讀全文 »
When a Virtual Compute Service (VCS) instance is created, a 100 GB system disk is provided as the default storage space. In practice, storing data on the system disk can lead to management difficulties. Therefore, users typically choose to mount virtual disks as data drives. This article provides a reference for using Rclone to mount Cloud Object Storage (COS) as a storage option.
Mounting COS to a Windows Server VCS Instance via Rclone 閱讀全文 »
If you need to reduce the number of files in your TWSC COS bucket while keeping all files, or if you need to copy the bucket files to another bucket, please refer to this tutorial to quickly transfer and copy the data to another bucket (within the same project or across projects) using Rclone. The original bucket data can then be deleted.
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This article will teach users how to set access rules for COS storage using the s3cmd setpolicy command and the S3 Browser graphical interface tool, allowing only allowed source IPs to access the storage, thereby enhancing the security of the user's COS storage and files.
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This article explains how to connect a TWSC COS via Veeam for easier management.
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In some scenarios, off-site backup is required to ensure data integrity. This article explains how to use s3fs to mount cloud object storage as a storage space on a Linux virtual compute instance, or as an alternative storage option that can be used together with a virtual instance.
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This article will explain how to create a RAID 0 array on TWSC. By creating a RAID 0 array, the needs of applications requiring high-speed read and write can be met. At the same time, it can also solve the limitation that virtual disks can only be opened up to 16TB. However, since this method of use does not have fault tolerance, using RAID 0 also carries a higher risk of data loss.
This article explains how to mount cloud object storage space to virtual computing instances, providing them with an additional data storage option besides virtual disks. This also caters to off-site backup scenarios, allowing databases in use to be stored on virtual disks for fast read/write speeds. Regularly backed-up data can be placed in cloud object storage space, optimizing the use of computing and storage resources.
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TWCC Hyper File System (HFS) serves as the storage space for container services and HPC high-performance computing tasks. Its main feature is a scalable and high-performance parallel file system. This article will explore how to use the Hyper File System as storage for VCS instances.
How to Mount the Hyper File System onto a VCS Instance 閱讀全文 »
Virtual Disk Service (VDS) is used together with Virtual Compute Service (VCS) to provide additional storage space for VCS instances.
Transferring Data from Virtual Disk Storage (VDS) Across Projects 閱讀全文 »
In cloud computing practices, users need to share files with different hosts or even different operating systems due to different service scenarios. Therefore, to provide a more stable website architecture service for sudden events and achieve load balancing or high availability, file sharing can reduce data storage space and the time cost of data maintenance.
Network File System (NFS) Application 閱讀全文 »
This guide explains how to mount Cloud Object Storage (COS) onto Linux virtual compute instances using Goofys. It covers preparing a COS bucket, configuring access keys, creating a mount folder, and running Goofys to connect. With these steps, users can seamlessly integrate COS as a local file system for easier data access and management.
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