Cloudflare R2 (S3 Compatible)

Store files using Cloudflare R2 with S3 compatible storage policy.

Configuration

Create an R2 bucket in the Cloudflare dashboard, go to settings, get the bucket information and fill it in the storage policy:

• For Bucket Name in the storage policy, enter the name of the bucket you just created;
• For Endpoint in the storage policy, enter the S3 API address provided by R2 with the bucket name at the end removed;
• Check the Force path style option;
• For Region in the storage policy, enter auto;

In the Cloudflare R2 bucket list, go to API -> Manage API Tokens, create an user API token, select Admin Read & Write for Permissions, and get the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key to fill in the Access credentials of the storage policy.

CORS Policy

The bucket needs to configure a CORS policy before you can use Cloudreve's web client to upload or browse files. Normally, you can let Cloudreve automatically configure the CORS policy when adding a storage policy. If you need to configure it manually, please add it in the R2 bucket Settings -> CORS policy.

[
  {
    "AllowedOrigins": ["*"],
    "AllowedMethods": ["GET", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE", "HEAD"],
    "AllowedHeaders": ["*"],
    "ExposeHeaders": ["ETag"],
    "MaxAgeSeconds": 3600
  }
]

Using Publicly Accessible Buckets

Warning

When using publicly accessible buckets, anyone can access your files without authorization.

To use publicly accessible buckets, enable the Public Access option in the R2 bucket settings and bind a custom domain. Then enable Use CDN for download traffic in the storage policy settings and fill in your custom domain in the Download CDN field.

Reverse Proxy Private Bucket Download Requests

If you need to reverse proxy the download request of a private storage bucket, please enable the Use CDN for download traffic option in the storage policy settings and fill in your custom domain in the Download CDN field.

When configuring the reverse proxy, please note the following points:

• The reverse proxy target is the R2 endpoint without the bucket name, for example, https://a02xxxxxxxxx.r2.cloudflarestorage.com;
• The Host header needs to be overridden in the upstream request, for example, Host: a02xxxxxxxxx.r2.cloudflarestorage.com;

As an example, the following is the Caddy configuration:

reverse_proxy {
    to https://a09xxxxxxxxxxx.r2.cloudflarestorage.com
    header_up Host a09xxxxxxxxxxx.r2.cloudflarestorage.com
}

FAQ

Upload error: Request failed: AxiosError: Network Error

1. Check if the storage policy Endpoint setting is correct:
2. Check if the CORS policy is set and configured correctly;
3. Check Settings -> Filesystem -> Upload session TTL (seconds), its value should be less than 604800.

Transfer upload failed, message: Unable to parse response

1. Expand the detailed error, check if the error message contains 413 Request Entity Too Large.

   If so, please modify the Nginx reverse proxy configuration to set or increase the value of client_max_body_size, for example, client_max_body_size 20000m;. This setting value should be larger than the size of the uploaded file.

2. Check if an external WAF firewall is blocking the upload request.

Upload error: Unable to create upload session: Unknown error (failed to create multipart upload: AccessDenied: Access Denied

Check if the storage policy Access credentials are correct; this token must have Admin Read & Write permissions.