Overview:
Duplicator Pro supports Backblaze to store packages built by Duplicator Pro. It is essential to store your backup in a remote location instead of saving it locally.If a hosted machine is down, the remotely stored package can be restored quickly on any other machine, and your WordPress website will be up.Documentation for Backblaze B2: Overview, andS3 Compatible API.
Settings:
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Name/Notes | The storage name and optional notes about the local server path |
| SETTINGS | |
| Key ID | For the purposes of terminology, the Application Key and Application Key ID are the equivalent of the Secret Access Key and Access Key ID respectively. |
| Application Key | Application keys control access to your B2 account. You can get the master application key for your account from the B2 Cloud Storage Buckets page onthe Backblaze web site. For full details on the Application Key see thedocumentation here |
| Endpoint URL | The endpoint URL |
| Region | The Geographical location |
| Storage Folder | Folder where packages will be stored. This should be unique for each web-site using Duplicator. |
| Bucket | S3 Bucket where you want to save the backups. |
| Max Packages | Specify the number of packages to keep in ‘Storage Folder’. Setting 10 will keep the last 10 packages. Set to 0 for no limit.It is highly recommendedto keep this number low. Storing too many packages can lead to space allocation issues. |
| Connection | Validate that the credentials and settings entered above are working. |