Clodflare R2 Object Storage, $0.015/gb (3 in one price - Bandwidth / Object size / Object Operation)

[klikdesigner]

New Feature / Service from cloudflare :-

Announcing Cloudflare R2 Storage: Rapid and Reliable Object Storage, minus the egress fees

Introducing Cloudflare’s S3-compatible Object Storage service, with zero egress bandwidth charges and automatic migration from S3-compatible services.

blog.cloudflare.com

What your opinion, can it integrate with chevereto external storage for future ?

 

[siddharth]

There are few negatives

1) 1TB - 15USD
2) Make infrequent access completely free for customers, which means they may charge you for frequent access which image hosts do
3) I believe it has to use along with workers to access data, again there will be charges for workers execution

 

[shafiqn]

How can I store images in R2? Any docs available?

 

[Fumi]

How can I store images in R2? Any docs available?

S3 compatible. You must create access keys from the R2 area on CloudFlare. Then, you must use a worker to serve the images. Or, use a CDN as bunny.net that can sign S3 requests.

 

[Rodolfo]

@Fumi A guide could be great, I could push it to the docs.

 

[shafiqn]

@Fumi A guide could be great, I could push it to the docs.

I bought your software, bcz I love it.

 

[user_2ceb8]

How to add to Cloudflare R2 in chevereto?

 

[armory]

How to add to Cloudflare R2 in chevereto?

S3 compatible

 

[Fumi]

You can find your access keys in the R2 buckets section of CloudFlare. You can find your S3 URL via a bucket (it should be https://<your CloudFlare account id>.r2.cloudflarestorage.com)

Region should be "auto"