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Feature

R2 bandwidth by Cloudflare location

R2 now displays bandwidth usage by Cloudflare edge location in the UI, letting you see which locations consume the most bandwidth and compare read vs write traffic by specific bucket.

You can now view R2 bandwidth by the Cloudflare location that served each request in the Cloudflare UI. This helps you see which locations consume the most bandwidth with options to select a specific bucket and download (read) vs upload (write) bandwidth.

Go to R2 overview ↗ R2 bandwidth by location chart showing throughput for the top five Cloudflare locations

By default, the chart shows the top five locations by total bandwidth consumed during the selected time range. Use the Top 5 locations dropdown to select other locations, up to six at a time.

For more information, refer to R2 metrics and analytics.

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