Bunny.net

Bunny.net is a Storage integration that lets you host and deliver your videos and media files through Bunny's network. Ink Player supports two ways of working with Bunny, and you can use either or both.

Delivery modes

Bunny Stream

Stream videos from a Bunny Stream library. This mode works with:

• Public libraries — streams are openly reachable by URL.
• Private / token-authenticated libraries — streams are protected with signed, expiring URLs.

Classic Storage

Serve media files from a Bunny storage zone, delivered to viewers over a pull-zone CDN. Classic Storage uses separate public and private storage zones so you can keep open and protected files apart.

Settings

Open the Manage screen from the Bunny.net card to configure:

• Bunny Stream API access — the Stream library and its API key.
• Classic Storage public zone — the public storage zone name and its CDN (pull) hostname.
• Classic Storage private zone — the private storage zone name and its CDN (pull) hostname.
• Token authentication key — used for private, signed delivery.

Connecting Bunny.net

1. Go to Settings → Integrations and enable Bunny.net (Storage category).
2. Click Manage to open the Bunny.net settings.
3. Enter your Bunny Stream library and API key if you're using Stream.
4. Enter your public and private Classic Storage zone names and their CDN (pull) hostnames if you're using Classic Storage.
5. Enter the token authentication key for private, signed delivery.
6. Click Test connection to verify your credentials.
7. Save your settings.

TIP

You only need to fill in the sections for the modes you actually use. If you stream everything through Bunny Stream, you can leave the Classic Storage zones empty.

Picking Bunny media

When you add media, open the Bunny.net source picker to:

• Browse your Stream library, including its folders / collections.
• Upload new media directly to Bunny.
• Filter items by public vs private.

The chosen item is added to your Media library ready to use in a player.

Private content and access control

Private content is delivered through token-authenticated URLs — signed links that expire — so the underlying stream URL stays protected and can't be freely shared or guessed.

INFO

For how Ink Player gates protected media and how signed delivery fits into your overall protection strategy, see Access control.