SFTP
SFTP client usage, supported operations, and the current limits of Traversio's implementation.
SFTP is one of the larger public areas in Traversio, so it has its own section.
Use the pages below by task:
- start the client and inspect the negotiated version
- resolve paths, inspect metadata, and query filesystem capacity
- read and write files, including optional post-write fsync and explicit file handles
- rename, remove, update attributes, and create symlinks
The current SFTP client already supports real application work, including multiple in-flight requests on one subsystem. Handle-level streaming uploads and downloads plus resumable whole-file upload/download helpers are now part of the public surface.
In This Section
Opening A Client
Start the SFTP subsystem and inspect the negotiated version and extensions.
Metadata And Listing
Resolve paths, inspect attributes, and read directory contents.
Transfers
Read whole files, use bounded concurrent read or write requests, observe transfer progress, and understand the current transfer limits.
Mutations
Create directories, rename paths, remove files, and work with symlinks.