

For specific instructions on Google's Cloud Storage interoperability configuration, please see the following KB article. Some cloud vendors may require extra steps to "enable S3 compatibility". Once that setup complete, the A2 will need to create the ODS file structure, which can take a few minutes. After that is done, you can start sending vaults to your cloud based ODS. Select "Add Custom Region", and enter your cloud provider's enpoint url (eg. Enter your Access Key, Secret Key, and Bucket from the steps aboveĦ. Then choose "Configure Offsite Vault Storage (ODS)"ĥ. From the main menu, choose "Configure Backup Storage"Ģ. Note: Using an SSH client (like putty) can make some of the copy/paste steps a bit easier.ġ. Just access your A2's console, and follow the steps below. To setup your S3 compatible storage on your A2 is simple. S3Proxy (Backblaze B2, EMC Atmos, Microsoft Azure, Openstack Swift) More info about Backblaze and their S3-compatible API is here.The A2 can utilize any cloud storage that is 100% compatible with Amazon's S3 API. The next step is to create a backup plan and enable immutable backup records. Now you have a storage location configured in Arq. For instance, if the Backblaze URL is s3., the region is “us-west-001”. For “Region”, enter the region in the Backblaze URL.For “Secret Access Key”, enter the “applicationKey” from above.For “Access Key ID”, enter the “keyID” from above.


For instance, if the “Endpoint” shown at is s3., enter for the “Server URL”. For “Server URL”, enter “ plus the “Endpoint” value from the web site.Choose “S3-Compatible Server” and click “Continue”.Pick “New Storage Location” from the File menu.

The “applicationKey” value only appears here once!Īdd your B2 bucket as an immutable storage location in Arq:
