Manage Static Website Hosting
This guide shows you how to create, test, enable/disable, update, and delete a Static Website attached to a bucket in AIOZ Storage. The flow is UI-only with no scripts required.
Step 1: Create a bucket
- Sign in to AIOZ Storage.
- Choose the Buckets tab.

- Choose New Bucket.

- Enter the Bucket name (for example, example.com).
- Save your bucket passphrase securely. AIOZ does not store passphrases. Without it, you cannot access your files.
- Tick “I understand, AIOZ Storage does not store any bucket passphrases. Without the passphrase, access to your files is not possible.”
- Choose Create Bucket.

Step 2: Create a Static Website for the bucket
Step 2.1: Select bucket & passphrase
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Select Bucket
- Choose the bucket you want to create a static website configuration for.

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Enter Bucket Passphrase
- Enter your bucket's passphrase.

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Click Next
Step 2.2: Configure website
- Enable Static Website

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Index Document
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Default Index Document filename is index.html.

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Or specify a custom filename.

ⓘ Note
For SPAs, serve Index Document for valid deep links so the client router renders the page. -
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Error Document
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Use AIOZ default error page
- The system serves a default error page with contextual messages.

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Use your Error Document
- If an Error Document is set and default is off → the system serves that file.

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Per-status custom error pages
- Add custom error pages for common HTTP status codes (400, 401, 500, 501...).

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Click Next
Step 2.3: Confirm
- Review the static website configuration.

- Choose Confirm to create a new static website.
- Return to the Static Websites page.

Step 3: Test your website endpoint
After creating a new static website configuration for a bucket, you can access your website via a mapped domain provided by AIOZ Storage (e.g., 'https://<bucket>.aiozstorage.network' ).
Reserve Error Document for true 404s. Test deep links directly.
Step 4: Manage static website configuration
- View Static Websites

- View static website details

- Edit the static website configuration
+ Enable/Disable the static website
+ Update Index Document
+ Turn “Use default error page” On/Off
+ Add/remove per-status custom error pages
+ Delete static website configuration
Step 5: Clean up
Deleting the Static Website configuration
This action stops the Static Website but keeps the objects in the bucket.
- Choose Delete and enter the bucket’s passphrase

- Choose Delete Static Website
Deleting the bucket
This permanently removes the bucket, its objects, and the static website configuration. The Static Website becomes unavailable.
- If a bucket is deleted, it can't be restored by AIOZ. Before deleting a bucket, make sure that you have backed up or replicated your data.