[FIXED] Google Cloud App Engine (Django) and Google Cloud Storage working on a Single Domain with Custom URLs

Issue

I have a Django application working on supereye.co.uk.

Django handles all URL routing such as supereye.co.uk/signin supereye.co.uk/watch etc.

I am also using Google Cloud Storage that is working with Google Cloud App Engine on gs://production2.supereye.co.uk

How shall I handle the routing so both App Engine and Storage can be accessible through the supereye.co.uk domain. For instance :

supereye.co.uk      -> Django App, Google Cloud App Engine
data.supereye.co.uk -> Google Cloud Storage bucket, gs://production2.supereye.co.uk

Is there any way to achieve this without relating Django App to bucket at all ?

Can the bucket be accessible by its own resources while using a proper https custom domail such as "https://data.supereye.co.uk" rather than for instance "https://storage.googleapis.com/production-supereye-co-uk/video/DFeMfXUk4Te/thumbnail/Mx73lhda8n8x.webp" ?

Is there any internal Google Cloud tool that will let me achieve this ?

Solution

As mentioned in the stackoverflow answer, you can do this using a load balancer. You can set up a URL map to match the desired paths, and point different requests to the backend bucket and app engine, respectively.

If you just wanna name your bucket with a domain name then I suggest you go through Domain-named bucket verification. This link focuses mainly on requirements for creating buckets with domain names.

Answered By - Zeenath S N