Cloud and InfrastructureIntermediate
How to Set Up Cloudflare R2 as a Django Media Storage Backend
Replace local media file storage with Cloudflare R2 using boto3 so uploaded files persist across deployments and are served from a CDN edge.
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Provisioning the Bucket2 steps
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Configuring Django2 steps
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Verification and CORS2 steps
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