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title: Cloudflare
description: "# How to Connect PeaSoup S3 to Cloudflare Follow these steps to configure your Cloudflare account to use PeaSoup S3 as a storage solution. Since PeaSoup uses an S3-compatible API, it can be integrated with Cloudflare's services for content delivery,…"
url: "https://peasoup.cloud/docs/cloudflare-2/"
updated: "2024-11-06"
category: "S3-compatible Storage Knowledge Base / Connecting S3 Clients"
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# Cloudflare

# How to Connect PeaSoup S3 to Cloudflare

Follow these steps to configure your Cloudflare account to use PeaSoup S3 as a storage solution. Since PeaSoup uses an S3-compatible API, it can be integrated with Cloudflare's services for content delivery, caching, or using Workers to interact with the storage.

## Prerequisites

- **PeaSoup S3 Access**: Make sure you have the following details:
  - Access key
  - Secret key
  - Bucket name
  - PeaSoup S3 endpoint URL https://**s3.eu-west-1.peasoup.cloud**
- **Cloudflare Account** with the appropriate services enabled, such as Workers or caching services.

## Steps to Connect PeaSoup S3 to Cloudflare

1. **Log into Cloudflare Dashboard**:
   - Go to the [Cloudflare Dashboard](https://dash.cloudflare.com/) and log in using your Cloudflare account credentials.
2. **Configure Cloudflare Workers (Optional for Access)**:
   - If you are using **Cloudflare Workers** to access PeaSoup S3 data, navigate to the Workers section in your Cloudflare dashboard.
   - Create a new worker and use JavaScript code to interact with PeaSoup S3 via its API. You can set the `Access Key`, `Secret Key`, and `Endpoint` in your worker script to access the PeaSoup S3 bucket.
   - Here’s a sample worker code for accessing PeaSoup S3:async function handleRequest(request) { const s3Endpoint = 'https://s3.pscloud.io'; // PeaSoup S3 endpoint const accessKey = 'your-access-key'; const secretKey = 'your-secret-key'; const bucketName = 'your-bucket-name'; // Example logic to connect to PeaSoup S3 const response = await fetch(`${s3Endpoint}/${bucketName}`, { method: 'GET', headers: { 'Authorization': `Bearer ${accessKey}:${secretKey}` } }); return new Response(response.body, { status: response.status }); } addEventListener('fetch', event => { event.respondWith(handleRequest(event.request)); });
3. **Configure Cloudflare Cache Settings**:
   - If you plan to serve content from PeaSoup S3 via Cloudflare's CDN, navigate to the *Caching* section in the Cloudflare dashboard.
   - Set caching rules that direct requests for assets from PeaSoup S3, using the bucket URL or subdomain configuration.
   - For example, you can use Cloudflare’s page rules to cache assets from the PeaSoup S3 bucket:
     - Go to *Page Rules* > *Create Rule*.
     - Enter the PeaSoup S3 bucket URL (e.g., `https://s3.eu-west-1.peasoup.cloud*`).
     - Set the rule to cache static content or customize cache-control headers for assets being delivered via PeaSoup S3.
4. **Use PeaSoup S3 with Cloudflare Load Balancing (Optional)**:
   - If using Cloudflare's load balancing, you can add PeaSoup S3 as an origin server.
   - In the *Load Balancing* section, configure an origin pool and add PeaSoup S3 as one of the origin nodes. Use the PeaSoup S3 endpoint and credentials for authentication.
5. **Test the Integration**:
   - Once configured, run a test by accessing files from PeaSoup S3 through Cloudflare's caching and delivery system.
   - Ensure that the assets are being correctly served from PeaSoup S3 via Cloudflare and that caching settings are working as intended.

## Notes

- Ensure that PeaSoup S3 is accessible over the internet and is properly configured to allow external access. You may need to verify network settings and firewall rules for proper communication.
- Cloudflare Workers and cache settings allow flexible integration with S3-compatible storage services, making it easy to integrate PeaSoup S3 for a variety of use cases like content delivery, storage, and more.