How to use Backblaze in Air Explorer

Backblaze is a company that provides online backup and cloud storage services. You can use it to back up your personal or business data. You can also store and access your files in the cloud. Air Explorer supports Backblaze accounts.

If you want to add a Backblaze account, you have to add some information:

Backblaze login dialog in Air Explorer asking for the REST endpoint, Access Key ID and Secret Access Key

You can find these information, REST endpoint, Access Key ID and Secret Acces, in the Blackblaze page.

REST ENDPOINT

If you have a Backblaze account, enter in your account and navigate to the Buckets page and “Create a Bucket”.

Buckets page of the Backblaze B2 website with the Create a Bucket button highlighted

Create a Bucket form on the Backblaze B2 website, with a private bucket named airexplorer

Once you have created a bucket, you can find here the REST ENDPOINT.

New bucket in Backblaze B2 with its S3 endpoint highlighted

ACCESS KEY ID and SECRET ACCESS

For the Application Key ID and Application Key, head to the App Keys page and make a new key.

App Keys page of Backblaze B2 with the Add a New Application Key button highlighted

Add Application Key form in Backblaze B2 with read and write access

Once you’ve made your key, make sure you copy the Application Key ID and Application Key listed in the blue box.

Backblaze B2 confirmation of a new application key, with the keyID and applicationKey to copy into Air Explorer

With all the information filled, you can start to work with Backblaze in Air Explorer.

Air Explorer list of clouds with the Backblaze account ready to open

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