I'm using bitbucket cloud to host my website/test results, I need to control who can access that page.
My repo: https://bitbucket.org/*****/*****.bitbucket.io/src/main/
I want people who have access to the workspace to be able to access the wesbite:
Any help would be appreciated, will it be good to host this using an S3 instance?
Hey Krishna,
As per our documentation - Bitbucket Cloud static websites are viewable regardless of the repository privacy settings, meaning that anyone can view the static website.
For example, if the repository itself was private, access to the website is public - however, the repository data is not:
https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/publishing-a-website-on-bitbucket-cloud/
If you need the website to be private, I would suggest using another hosting service for your purposes.
As this is a public discussion forum, I have censored the website/repo link you have included.
Cheers!
- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)
Hi Ben,
Thanks for your reply, I had reached the same conclsion, just hoped that the static pages would work and will not have to use another hosting service.
Thanks again
Krishna
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This is a security breach since the website is part of the repository which is under access control. If someone doesn't have read access to a repository they shouldn't have also access to the html pages that are inside that said repo.
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