Which component is not included in the Object Storage Service (OSS) object URLs?

In Object Storage Service (OSS), the structure of an object URL typically includes the bucket name, object key, and an endpoint. The bucket name is the identifier for the storage container that holds the objects, while the object key is unique within a bucket and specifies the exact object being accessed. The endpoint is the URL that directs requests to the OSS service in a specific region.

The zone name, on the other hand, is not part of the object URL. It refers to the physical location where the data is stored but does not appear in the URL format used to access the objects stored within OSS. By excluding the zone name from the URL, OSS keeps the URL structure simpler and more focused on the components necessary for object access. This recognition helps developers understand how to structure URLs effectively when working with OSS.