Upload

type: "io.kestra.plugin.fs.ftp.Upload"

Upload a file to a FTP server

Examples

id: fs_ftp_upload
namespace: company.team

inputs:
  - id: file
    type: FILE

tasks:
  - id: upload
    type: io.kestra.plugin.fs.ftp.Upload
    host: localhost
    port: 21
    username: foo
    password: pass
    from: "{{ inputs.file }}"
    to: "/upload/dir2/file.txt"

Properties

from

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ✔️

The file to copy, must be an internal storage URI

host

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ✔️

Hostname of the remote server

passiveMode

• Type: boolean
• Dynamic: ❌
• Required: ❌
• Default: true

Whether to use a passive mode. Passive mode is generally considered more secure as it's less likely to encounter issues with NAT and firewalls. Therefore, this property is by default set to true. To use active mode instead, set the property to false.

password

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ❌

Password on the remote server

port

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ❌
• Default: 21

Port of the remote server

proxyHost

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ❌

FTP proxy host

proxyPort

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ❌

FTP proxy port

proxyType

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ❌
• Possible Values:
  • DIRECT
  • HTTP
  • SOCKS

FTP proxy type

remoteIpVerification

• Type: boolean
• Dynamic: ❌
• Required: ❌
• Default: true

Control that the server ip that emit the request is the same than send response.

rootDir

• Type: boolean
• Dynamic: ❌
• Required: ❌
• Default: true

Is the path relative to the users home directory

to

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ❌

The destination path, if not set it will use the name of the file denoted by the from property

username

• Type: string
• Dynamic: ✔️
• Required: ❌

Username on the remote server

Outputs

from

• Type: string
• Required: ❌
• Format: uri

The fully-qualified URIs that point to source data

to

• Type: string
• Required: ❌
• Format: uri

The fully-qualified URIs that point to destination path

Definitions