Use the "Change Email" functionality on the original account to change from " to " This "makes room" for the next step. Let's say " is currently the account in the USA, and " is the new account in the Netherlands with absolutely awesome low pings. Then I can provide every last click in an instruction to migrate your account over, but it looks like this approximately: The first step is doing all the steps above. Now, there is a whole procedure if you are totally in love with your current email address and want to make the Backblaze account bound to your current email address you are in love with. Like seriously, look out the window over to your left, see the big building? That's the Backblaze datacenter in Europe. Choose EU Central, that is the datacenter that seems to be right beside your home. The way you do that is create a new free gmail account, and then use that new email address to sign up a new account at Backblaze on this link:īut before you click the unbelievably red "Sign Up for Backblaze B2" notice that JUST BELOW AND ON THE RIGHT SIDE of that button there is a "Region" pull down. What you need to do is create a new account in the Amsterdam region, your "ping" will be stunning, like 1 ms or less than that. Now, Backblaze accounts are bound to regions for life. Will there be an endpoint to the API that is closer to home? I have a server in Amsterdam.Ĭlick on this URL, the servers are in your home town, LOL: Disclaimer: I used to work for Backblaze, but not on the B2 product line, mostly on the Backblaze Personal Backup.
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