List all buckets in your Backblaze B2 account, returning each bucket's ID, name, and type as JSON.
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"Backblaze" matching MCP tools:
- Creates a scoped B2 application key with least-privilege capabilities and routes its one-time secret through a configured secret sink. Use for issuing auditable, limited-duration credentials.MITDestructive
- Replace the complete B2 event-notification webhook rule set for a bucket. Submit the full desired rule set after retrieving existing rules, as this operation overwrites all current rules.MITDestructive
- Delete a single Backblaze B2 object via S3 API. Provide versionId to permanently remove a specific version; omit it to apply standard S3 delete semantics (may create a delete marker).MITDestructive
- Retrieve an object from a B2 bucket: read small objects (≤1 MiB) inline as base64 for inspection, or stream any size to a local file with saveToPath.MIT
- Create a new B2 bucket with optional CORS, lifecycle, encryption, and Object Lock settings. Use for initial provisioning; duplicate names are rejected.MIT
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- Permanently delete a B2 application key to revoke access immediately. Verify the key ID with b2_list_keys first; deletion is irreversible and anything using the key loses access.MITDestructive
- Read the event-notification webhook rules for a B2 bucket. Use before setting new rules to diff or preserve existing rules.MIT
- List a bucket's largest objects by size, with optional prefix filtering; returns name, size, upload time, and truncates results after a bounded scan.MIT
- Compare current storage usage against a past period to rank accounts by GB and percentage growth, flagging new accounts.MIT
- Create a B2 Reserve trial account using the Partner API and return its application key. Requires a partner master key and confirmation for this irreversible action.MITDestructive
- Finalize an S3-compatible multipart upload in B2 by assembling uploaded parts into a single object. Provide the ordered part manifest with ETags to complete the upload.MIT
- Initiate an S3-compatible multipart upload for a large object in Backblaze B2, returning an UploadId to coordinate subsequent part uploads.MIT
- Generate short-lived presigned URLs for individual parts of an S3-compatible multipart upload, enabling clients to upload each part directly to Backblaze B2.MIT
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- Authorize with Backblaze B2 and retrieve account ID, API URL, and download URL to verify credentials and obtain access endpoints.MIT
- Generate a short-lived presigned URL to download or upload a single B2 object, with expiry control, so data flows directly between the client and B2 rather than through the MCP server.MITDestructive
- List in-progress multipart uploads in a B2 bucket to audit or resume unfinished uploads before completing or aborting them.MIT
- Eject a member from a Backblaze B2 group without deleting their account. Optionally change the member's email during removal.MITDestructive
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- Check whether a B2 bucket exists and is reachable on the S3-compatible endpoint with current credentials. Validates S3-surface access that native bucket listing doesn't confirm.MIT