Yeah for backups... which they state is what their service is for.

this is the 3 use cases they specifically outline on their site

Hi, I am working with @UtilityNFTsCreator. I can see they don't get uploaded because after I uploaded and it says "complete", I press the refresh button on the dash board and then some files dissappear

why is this called r2/slurper

super slurper

why not?

super slurper is the s3 migrator

hi, I have a use-case where I try to use the R2 S3 input plugin with Logstash. When using the standard AWS S3 input plugin in Logstash to ingest data from an S3 bucket, the sincedb file is created properly and duplicate events are not generated. However, when using the Cloudflare R2 storage service with the same configuration and setup, by simply adjusting the input with correct R2 keys and my r2.cloudflarestorage.com endpoint, the sincedb file is not created and duplicate events are generated. I am testing with docker, the logstash configurations are identical. Anyone ran into similar issues ? 😅

I used the Super Slurper™ to import a couple of buckets to R2, but now I want to just

sync

them… How can I do that more effectively? Can I use

aws s3 sync

with credentials for both AWS and R2?

Is there some kind of inline patching specific to aws4fetch that let's it work to sign urls in a worker with a bound r2 bucket without credentials? https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/api/s3/presigned-urls/

There's no environment variable lookup in the aws4fetch code itself, https://github.com/mhart/aws4fetch/blob/master/src/main.js

You give it the credentials yourself?

Right, but the cf docs say you can feed it no credentials and it will still work.

Does it say that or are you just getting that impression from the

""

instead of it saying

<ACCESS_KEY_ID>

It says it

That shouldn't be there - that'll be for the actual R2 bucket bindings

First paragraph right under the code sample.

Yep, it shouldn't be there

Seems fairly specific. :\

Ah well, I was just curious.

Is there any limit in R2 regarding bandwith or storage? For example like 10mb/s network and 100TB per bucket?

Nope

Great thanks

All limits are at https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/reference/limits/#account-plan-limits

👍

Though note too that while R2 itself does not have bandwidth limits, when you hit TBs of bandwidth per month on your account, you may be contacted by Sales to upgrade to Enterprise

R2 claims itself to have 0 egrees cost

We are building to have around 200TB monthly bandwidth

They don´t say anything bandwidth limit here