3. From the Create a Bucket popup, enter the name of your bucket in the Bucket Unique Name field.
4. Select the status of bucket using the Private or Public radio button.
5. Same is the case with Default Encryption radio buttons. You can enable or disable default encryption from here.
6. To enable/disable the object lock feature, use the Object Lock radio button.
7. Once the selections are made, click the Create a bucket button.
8. This creates the bucket in Backblaze and lists all the details populating the selections you made.
9. Use a public link to storage as the origin server when creating a CDN resource. BlazingCDN will take content from the storage and automatically cache it so you can seamlessly deliver your content worldwide.