SFTP Gateway, StorageLink, and managed file transfer news
Azure Blob Storage includes native Azure SFTP support. Still, organizations implementing enterprise SFTP in Azure often find that dedicated solutions, such as SFTP Gateway, deliver superior security, manageability, and operational efficiency. This comparison examines the
Organizations worldwide are discovering a painful truth: their legacy managed file transfer (MFT) solutions are becoming expensive liabilities rather than operational assets. If your file transfer costs keep climbing while your flexibility keeps shrinking, you’re
Containerized SFTP Gateway If you’re managing secure file transfers across multiple environments, you know the problem: every new integration means spinning up another VM. Your infrastructure grows more complex, your cloud costs creep higher, and
CloudWatch Agent Setup Guide for EC2 Linux The CloudWatch agent is AWS’s unified monitoring tool that collects system metrics and application logs from EC2 instances. Unlike manual SSH access, the CW agent provides centralized log
In this guide, we’ll walk through how to connect an SFTP server to Azure Data Factory to copy SFTP data to an Azure File Share, allowing you to migrate data seamlessly. Integrating your SFTP server
So you’re thinking you might DIY your own SFTP solution to Amazon S3? When faced with needing a secure file transfer solution in the cloud, many organizations consider building their own SFTP implementation. After all,
When evaluating SFTP solutions for your cloud infrastructure, AWS Transfer Family might seem the obvious choice. After all, it’s built right into AWS, fully managed, and promises to eliminate the hassle of provisioning and maintaining
We’re excited to announce that StorageLink 1.1.5 is live on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. StorageLink is our secure file transfer portal that allows users to upload, download, and manage files directly in cloud storage—all
Last updated: August 2025 | 15 minute read Have questions about how to connect to an SFTP Server? Connecting to an SFTP server doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re using command line tools, GUI
What port does SFTP use? Quick Answer: SFTP uses port 22 by default – the same port used by SSH (Secure Shell). This is because SFTP runs as a subsystem of SSH, making it inherently
