You can mount a TOS bucket on Linux using a custom domain name through FSX. Once mounted, you can access the objects stored in the bucket on your Linux system.

Prerequisites

You have installed FSX. For more information, see Downloading and installing FSX.

Steps

Type this command into your Linux terminal to create a mount point.

mkdir /mnt/point

Run this command to mount a bucket with the custom domain name.

mount -t fsx /tos/<bucket name> <mount point> -o region="<your region>",endpoint="<your custom domain>",credential_filepath="<absolute path of credentials file>",no_writeback_cache,tos_is_custom_domain=true

Example 1 (HTTP):

mount -t fsx /tos/bkt-name /mnt/fsx-test -o region=cn-beijing,endpoint=http://www.test.com,credential_filepath="<absolute path of credentials file>",no_writeback_cache,tos_is_custom_domain=true

Example 2 (HTTPS):

mount -t fsx /tos/bkt-name /mnt/fsx-test -o region=cn-beijing,endpoint=https://www.test.com,credential_filepath="<absolute path of credentials file>",no_writeback_cache,tos_is_custom_domain=true

tip

For instructions on how to obtain <custom domain> see Background information.

For more information on other parameters, see Mount parameters.

Last updated: 2025.12.10 14:04:15

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