Clear what a Backblaze B2 bucket stores but does not show
A bucket usually stores more than its listing shows, and every byte is charged at the same rate as the files you can see. Bucketree finds what is there, says where it is and what it weighs, and removes the parts you choose.
Thirty days free, then $25 a year.
Four things, kept apart on purpose
Old versions of files still here; hidden files, invisible but stored and billed; hide markers, which store nothing; unfinished uploads, which nothing can use. One button over the lot would delete a file you meant to keep.
Sizes before choices
Each group with its size and the files behind it. Old versions and unfinished uploads are included to start with; hidden files never are, because they are the one thing somebody could bring back.
The button says what it will do
The count changes as you click. Including hidden files asks for the bucket’s name first.
It runs while you carry on
Cleaning a bucket with many versions takes minutes; the pane closes, the work carries on, and Stop is on the bucket’s row.
Today, and for good
This clears what is there today. A bucket that keeps producing old versions fills up again, and for that a lifecycle rule is the better answer, because Backblaze applies it on its own for ever.
