Resolving 404 Errors in the Cloud Console (cloud-admin path)

When a 404 error occurs while accessing the Cloud Console (cloud-admin path), it is usually caused by the user deleting the index.html file in their static hosting. The following are the steps to resolve this issue:

Steps to Fix

1. Download the index.html file

   Access the following link to download the index.html file:

   https://weda-cloud-1258344699.cos.ap-shanghai.myqcloud.com/workbench/templates/index.html

2. Edit the index.html file

   Open the downloaded index.html file, replace window.WedaPortalConfig = {envId: '{{ envId }}'} {{ envId }} with your actual environment ID. Save as index.html, making sure to add the .html extension.

3. Upload the index.html file

   

   If you are using the new version of the CloudBase Console, switch back to the old console first:

   https://console.cloud.tencent.com/tcb/hosting

   Navigate to the correct environment and check if the cloud-admin directory exists. If not, create a new folder named cloud-admin and upload the modified index.html file to the cloud-admin directory.

By following the steps above, you should be able to resolve the 404 error in the Cloud Console (cloud-admin path).

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