Cloudflare Enablement

Cloudflare Enablement

Overview
Get started
Data Migration
Super Slurper
Sippy (beta)
Buckets
Create new buckets
Public buckets
Configure CORS
Event notifications
Object lifecycles
Objects
Multipart upload
Upload objects
Download objects
Delete objects
API
S3

S3 API compatibility
Authentication
Extensions
Presigned URLs

Workers API

Use R2 from Workers
Use the R2 multipart API from Workers
Workers API reference
Examples
Multi-cloud setup
AWS

aws CLI
aws-sdk-go
aws-sdk-js
aws-sdk-js-v3
aws-sdk-net
aws-sdk-php
aws-sdk-ruby
aws4fetch
boto3
Configure custom headers

Expose an R2 bucket to the Internet via a Worker
Log and store upload events in R2 with event notifications
Mastodon
Postman
Protect an R2 Bucket with Cloudflare Access
rclone
Terraform
Terraform (AWS)
Use the Cache API
Reference
Choose a data or storage product
Audit Logs
Changelog
Consistency model
Data location
Data security
Durability
Limits
Metrics and analytics
Unicode interoperability
Pricing

testing

Data Migration

Quickly and easily migrate data from other cloud providers to R2. Explore each option further by navigating to their respective documentation page.

Name					Description					When to use
Super Slurper					Quickly migrate large amounts of data from other cloud providers to R2.					For one-time, comprehensive transfers.
Sippy					Incremental data migration, populating your R2 bucket as objects are requested.					For gradual migration that avoids upfront egress fees. To start serving frequently accessed objects from R2 without a full migration.