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1. An active IDrive^® e2 account. Sign up here if you do not have one.
2. A bucket in IDrive^® e2. See how to create a bucket.
3. Valid Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. Learn how to create an access key.
4. A valid bunny.net account. Sign up for one here.

Create a Pull Zone

1. Sign in to your bunny.net account.
2. Go to Add Pull Zone.
   
3. Enter a name for your Pull Zone.
4. For the URL, enter the IDrive^® e2 public bucket URL and click Save Origin.
   Note: The URL must start with https://
   E.g., https://e2-bunnybucket.u6a5.bn.idrivee2-61.com
   

Configure a Public CDN Pull Zone

1. Navigate to Pull Zones > Security > S3 Authentication.
2. In the AWS Key field, enter the IDrive^® e2 Access Key ID.
3. In the AWS Secret field, enter the IDrive^® e2 Secret Access Key.
4. Enter the endpoint URL, where the IDrive^® e2 bucket is located.
5. Click Save Configuration.
   

Configure a Private CDN Pull Zone

1. Navigate to Pull Zones > Security > S3 Authentication.
2. Enable AWS S3 Authentication.
3. In the AWS Secret field, enter the IDrive^® e2 Secret Access Key.
4. Enter the endpoint URL, where the IDrive^® e2 bucket is located.
5. Click Save Configuration.

Test the new pull zone

Once the IDrive^® e2 bucket is configured and integrated with Bunny.net, you will be able to test the new pull zone.

To test the Pull zone created in the above steps, enter the name of the pull zone in the web browser, followed by the file name of the object available in the bucket linked to the pull zone, you wish to deliver using Bunny.net CDN. So if the pull zone name was
https://https://edge2.b-cdn.net and file name is Test.png, the URL in the browser will be

https://edge2.b-cdn.net/Test.png

If the configuration was successful, the test file and the contents of it should now be visible on the browser.

To experience faster connectivity replace the existing URLs in the application with the new CDN URL.