SFTP/SSH targets
The SFTP/SSH target in Buddy enables secure connections to a server using SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) or SSH (Secure Shell). This allows both file transfers and task execution on a remote server while ensuring the highest level of security.
Adding new target
To add new target, navigate to the Targets tab where you'll find all the globally defined connections.
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Click the New target button and select SFTP/SSH from the dropdown menu.
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Configuring SFTP/SSH target
After selecting the SFTP/SSH option, a configuration form will open with the following fields:
- Name - The target name generates a unique ID for identification, which can be manually edited to fit your workflow.
- Scope - Specifies which pipelines have access to the target.
- Proxy - You can add a proxy to the target to connect to the server through it or use it as a standard SFTP/SSH target.
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Authentication Credentials Source
The SFTP/SSH target offers various authentication methods, which you can select in the Authentication Credentials Source field:
- Inline password - Login using a username and password.
- Inline SSH key - Authentication using a manually entered SSH key.
- SSH key from Assets - Selecting a key from the Assets section in Buddy.
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- Address & port - Enter the server address in the format. You can use a domain name (e.g.,
sftp.example.com
) or an IP address (e.g.,192.168.1.1
). If the server uses the default port, you can omit it. - Enter the server login credentials. A password is required only for username-based authentication. You can also use variables, e.g.,
${SFTP_USER}
and${SFTP_PASSWORD}
. - Private SSH Key i Passphrase - If using an SSH key, enter its content in the Private SSH Key field and, if required, the key's passphrase in the Passphrase field.
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- Target Path - Specify the target directory path on the server where operations will be performed. You can use variables, e.g.,
${TARGET_PATH}
. - Tags - Assign tags to the target.
Proxy target
The SFTP/SSH target allows you to add a proxy, which can be used to connect to the server through an intermediary.
Click the +
icon and select one of the options:
- New SFTP/SSH target - Creates proxy as a SFTP/SSH target.
- New inline proxy - Configures proxy directly in the current target.
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A proxy can be configured using the same authentication methods as SFTP/SSH targets. It is worth noting that a target configured as a PROXY is a fully functional SFTP/SSH target. This means you can use it not only as an intermediary but also as a standard target for actions such as SSH connections or file transfers directly to the proxy server.
After configuring and saving the proxy, it will be assigned to your SFTP/SSH target. As shown in the screenshot, the proxy is located in the "Proxy" section of the target form and can be edited or removed at any time.
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After filling in the required fields and testing the proxy, click Add this target
to save the settings.
Last modified on Dec 19, 2024