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Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage works with a broad ecosystem of backup, sync, media, CDN, and developer tools. Find your tool below and follow the guide to get connected.
New to Backblaze B2?
Before setting up an integration, complete the Get Started guide to create an account, generate credentials, and create a bucket. Most integrations take less than 15 minutes to configure after you complete these steps.
Backup & Sync
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Veeam | Back up to Backblaze B2 using Veeam Backup & Replication v11 or v12, with Object Lock support |
| Rclone | Sync, copy, and mount Backblaze B2 buckets from the command line on Linux, macOS, or Windows |
| Duplicati | Open-source encrypted backup with incremental support and AES-256 encryption |
| Synology Hyper Backup | Back up Synology NAS data directly to Backblaze B2 |
| QNAP | Configure QNAP NAS backup using Hybrid Backup Sync |
| Arq Backup | Back up Mac and Windows machines to Backblaze B2 with flexible scheduling |
CDN
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Cloudflare | Serve Backblaze B2 content via Cloudflare CDN with zero egress costs through the Bandwidth Alliance |
| Fastly | Deliver Backblaze B2 content globally with egress-free delivery |
| BunnyCDN | Pull from your Backblaze B2 bucket for fast global content delivery |
Media & Content
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Iconik | Store and manage media assets in Backblaze B2 using Iconik's cloud-native MAM platform |
| Telestream | Archive media content to Backblaze B2 from Telestream workflows |
| EditShare FLOW | Move media assets from FLOW to Backblaze B2 for long-term cloud storage |
Developer Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| GenBlaze | Python SDK for AI generative media pipelines; uses Backblaze B2 as its default storage backend |
| Terraform | Manage Backblaze B2 buckets and app keys as infrastructure with the Backblaze B2 Terraform provider |
| B2 CLI | Manage buckets and automate workflows from the command line |
| AWS SDKs | Use boto3, JavaScript, Java, Go, or any AWS S3 SDK by changing only the endpoint URL |
Data Management
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Cyberduck | Browse and manage Backblaze B2 buckets with this open-source client for Mac and Windows |
| Mountain Duck | Mount Backblaze B2 buckets as a local drive on Mac or Windows |
| S3 Browser | Windows GUI client for managing Backblaze B2 buckets and files |
Submit an Integration
Built a Backblaze B2 integration? Review the Integration Checklist for development and testing guidelines, then submit your integration for approval. Approved integrations are listed on this page.
The integration itself should be hosted on your public website or a well-known third-party site such as GitHub.
Known Incompatibilities
Some tools are not currently compatible with Backblaze B2.
Dragon Disk
Dragon Disk is a powerful file manager for S3-compatible cloud storage solutions.
Dragon Disk cannot currently be configured with Backblaze B2 as it does not support v4 signatures. Only v4 signatures are supported in the Backblaze B2 S3-Compatible API.
Acrosync
Acrosync allows you to sync and back up files between computers and devices. Because Acrosync does not currently support the S3-Compatible API or the Native API, it does not work with Backblaze B2 at this time.
If you need an rsync client that supports Backblaze B2, Backblaze recommends rclone.
Jungle Disk
Jungle Disk provides cloud storage connectivity, file sharing, and automatic backup solutions.
Jungle Disk works with AWS S3; however, they do not support S3-compatible storage like Backblaze B2 because they do not allow you to specify the endpoint URL.
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