Bunny.net brings Bunny Storage management to official CLI

Bunny.net has added Bunny Storage support to its official CLI, now in public preview as of 1 September 2026. For those managing buckets and pull zones across multiple projects, it means no longer switching to the dashboard for common operations: creating storage, connecting it to the CDN, uploading files, configuring a custom domain, or retrieving S3 credentials.

One command, two services

A file in a Storage Zone isn't publicly accessible on its own: you need a Pull Zone in front, which treats the storage as origin, caches the result across the network, and serves it to users. The CLI handles both steps with a single command, bunny storage zones add, which creates the Storage Zone and prompts you to attach a Pull Zone and custom domain immediately.

During creation, two choices must be made that cannot be changed later. The tier is either Standard (HDD) or Edge (SSD): the SSD tier is faster but always lives in Frankfurt, which is why it doesn't accept a different primary region. S3 compatibility is enabled at creation time with the --s3 flag and, whilst still in public preview, cannot be added afterwards: those who think they'll need it must enable it straight away.

Files and credentials from the terminal

Once the zone is created, the commands bunny storage files list/upload/download/remove operate on files without needing to specify the zone name each time, provided the project directory has been linked with bunny storage link.

For those already using S3 tools, if the zone was created with --s3 the CLI can pass credentials in the format expected by AWS CLI, rclone, s3cmd, environment variables, or JSON. Credentials are masked by default and must be explicitly requested in plain text when needed to configure an external tool.

What else to know

Bunny Storage thus joins Database, Edge Scripting, DNS and Sandbox already present in the CLI; Magic Containers are announced as the next addition. Since this is a public preview feature, commands and flags may still change before general availability: those inserting them into CI/CD pipelines would be wise to keep this in mind before treating them as final.