BackBlaze B2 Storage for django.

via PIP:

pip install django-backblazeb2-storage

Manual:

pip install git+git://github.com/royendgel/django-backblazeb2-storage.git

Add these to your Django app's settings

BACKBLAZEB2_APP_KEY_ID = 'your-app-key-id'
BACKBLAZEB2_APP_KEY = 'your-app-key'
BACKBLAZEB2_BUCKET_NAME = 'bucketname'
BACKBLAZEB2_BUCKET_ID = 'bucketid'

To make it your default django storage:

DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE = 'b2_storage.storage.B2Storage'

Due to the way B2 requires information from the Storage to retrieve and delete files, the FileField value contains a hybrid of 2 values. These are hidden by the Storage API, but they do require that the FileField have a longer than default max_length value. The recommended setting is below:

class UserUpload(models.Model):
    file = models.FileField(upload_to='media/', max_length=500)

Backblaze authorization tokens expire after "at most 24 hours" according to the Backblaze documentation. This means that we need to periodically reauthorize ourselves against Backblaze. By default, a new authorization token is retrieved after 1 hour. Any requests made by the Storage class in that hour will use the same token. If this setting is not ideal for your uses, you can override the setting in your settings.py like so:

BACKBLAZEB2_AUTHORIZATION_BUFFER = timedelta(hours=23)

Note: This setting should always be less than 24 hours according to the Backblaze documentation.

For more information, see b2_authorize_account

According to the Backblaze B2 documentation:

A User-Agent header should identify your integration and software version number for all B2 API requests. It is also helpful to report operating system and other dependencies. The User-Agent header is part of RFC 7231. If the Backblaze operations team observes anomalous behavior with your integration, the team can identify and reach out proactively.

By default, django-backblazeb2-storage sends a User-Agent of django-backblazeb2-storage/v2. It is recommended to change this value to something specific to your application using the following setting:

BACKBLAZEB2_USER_AGENT = 'my-custom-application/django-backblazeb2+python3.6.2'

Backblaze recommends the following format:

User-Agent: <product> / <product-version+dependencies> <comment>