[DISCUSS] Use reqsign.opendal.apache.org as the official website

[Xuanwo]

Background

PR #818 adds an official website for Apache OpenDAL™ Reqsign under website/. Today, Reqsign's public entry is primarily the repository README and docs.rs. As the project gains task-oriented documentation, provider capability pages, and download and community pages, it needs a stable canonical URL.

Proposal

Use https://reqsign.opendal.apache.org/ as the canonical URL of the Reqsign website.

Reqsign remains a subproject governed by the Apache OpenDAL PMC, and the website's branding and footer state that relationship. This domain gives Reqsign a clear product and documentation entry point while keeping its connection to Apache OpenDAL explicit.

PR #818 keeps the Docusaurus url and baseUrl configurable, so staging or a fallback deployment would not require a code redesign.

Alternatives considered

• https://opendal.apache.org/reqsign/: makes the relationship explicit, but couples Reqsign's website lifecycle and routing to the main OpenDAL site.
• https://reqsign.apache.org/: shorter, but does not communicate that Reqsign is an OpenDAL subproject and may suggest a standalone ASF project.

The proposed domain does not currently have a public DNS record. After consensus, we can file an ASF INFRA request for DNS, TLS, and the publishing mapping.

Feedback requested

Are there any objections to using https://reqsign.opendal.apache.org/ as the canonical Reqsign website URL?

If there are no objections, I will keep this target in PR #818 and follow up with the required ASF Infra setup.

[tisonkun]

I think we can consider "graduate" reqsign from opendal to make things easier.

[tisonkun]

reqsign doesn't seem limited to opendal's usage. For example, uv just depends on reqsign to issue S3 requests.

[Xuanwo]

Well, it's a great idea too! I will start a discussion for this.

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Mailing list thread: https://lists.apache.org/thread/o9l90w3j8gr1qwsknqskzscjwtj1dqbk