Cloudflare R2

Install the Remote File Systems plugin

This functionality relies on the Remote File Systems plugin, which you need to install and enable.

1. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open settings and then select Plugins.

2. Open the Marketplace tab, find the Remote File Systems plugin, and click Install (restart the IDE if prompted).

Connect to Cloudflare R2

1. In the Big Data Tools window, click and select Cloudflare R2.

2. In the Big Data Tools dialog that opens, specify the connection parameters:

   

   • Name: the name of the connection to distinguish it between the other connections.

   • Select Cloudflare R2 and enter your Account ID.

     Alternatively, select Custom endpoint and enter the endpoint URL.

   • Choose the way to get buckets:

     • To get specific buckets only, select Custom roots and, in the Roots field, specify the name of the bucket or the path to a directory in the bucket. You can specify multiple names or paths by separating them with a comma.

     • To get all buckets, select All buckets in the account. You can then use the bucket filter to show only buckets with particular names.

   • In the Access Key and Secret Key boxes, enter your R2 Storage credentials.

   • HTTP Proxy: select if you want to use IDE proxy settings or specify custom proxy settings.

   Optionally, you can select:

   • Per project: select to enable these connection settings only for the current project. Clear the checkbox if you want this connection to be visible in other projects.

   • Enable connection: clear the checkbox if you want to disable this connection. By default, the newly created connections are enabled.

   You can also set up Extended Connection Settings:

   • Operation timeout (s): enter a timeout (in seconds) for operations performed on the remote storage, such as getting file info, listing or deleting objects. The default value is 15 seconds.

   • Trust all SSL certificates: select it if you trust the SSL certificate used for this connection and do not want to verify it. This can be useful if, for development purposes, you have a host with a self-signed certificate – verifying it could result in an error.