You can use the SFTP Upload task to transfer files and directories from the local working directory to a remote SFTP server.
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You can use the SFTP Upload
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task to transfer files and directories from the local working directory to a remote SFTP server
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Using the SFTP Upload Task user interface
Navigate to the Tasks configuration tab for the job (this will be the default job if creating a new plan).
Click the name of an existing SFTP Download task
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or click Add Task and then search 'SFTP' to easily locate the SFTP Upload task type, in order to create a new task.
Complete the following settings:
Task Description | A description of the task, which is displayed in Bamboo. |
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Disable this task | Check, or clear, to selectively run this task. |
Host | The hostname or IP address of the remote server to which the files will be copied. |
Authentication Type | Username and Password - Enter username and password to use when connecting to remote host. |
SSH Private Key - Browse to the SSH private key with which to authenticate with the remote host. A passphrase for the key can be supplied if required. | |
Local Directory | The path to the upload source directory (relative to the Bamboo working directory). |
Include Pattern | A comma separated list of files to be uploaded relative to the local directory path. You can use Ant-style pattern matching to include multiple files, such as |
Remote Directory | The path to the upload destination directory on the remote server |
Verify remote host fingerprint on connect | Enter the host fingerprint to be verified. See below for more details. |
Port | The port number of the remote host that is used for the SSH connection. The default value is 22. |
Click Save
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Determining the host fingerprint
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You can determine the fingerprint for a host by running the following command:
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ssh-keygen -l -F <HOSTNAME> |
The fingerprint is the part of the response shown in the screenshot below:
included in the response.
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$> ssh-keygen -l -F some.domain.name.com
# Host some.domain.name.com found: line 20 type RSA
2048 b9:81:c6:9f:4f:fc:9a:32:32:7c:8e:12:6c:9a:77:df some.domain.name.com (RSA)
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In the example above, b9:81:c6:9f:4f:fc:9a:32:32:7c:8e:12:6c:9a:77:df is the fingerprint.
Use the SFTP Upload Task in a YAML pipeline
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- mci-sftp-upload:
destination-dir: ${bamboo.buildResultKey}-${bamboo.EnvironmentID}
transfer-pattern: filesystem/**/*,config/*
port: '22'
host: ${bamboo.ServerName}
username: ${bamboo.ServerUsername}
shared-credentials: *ssh_credentials
description: Transfer DataStage config and file system assets |