SFTP Storage

SqlBak-CLI can store backups to SFTP Storage.

{
        "type" : sftp
        "server_name": <string>,
        "server_port": <server port.>
	"user_name": <string>,
	"user_password": <string>,
        ...
}

Mandatory parameters

type

Storage type where the backups will be stored, should be specified: sftp.

server_name

SFTP Server name, server DNS name or IP address should be specified.

user_name

User name to set SFTP connection.

path

Path to folder on SFTP Server.

Optional parameters

server_port

The server’s port can be specified, by default the port 22 is used.

timeout

The length of time in milliseconds before the operation times out, by default: 1000.

authentication_method

Authentication method to set the connection to SFTP. The default authentication method is Password.

VALUES:

password – A password that is used to connect to SFTP should be specified.

public_key – Authorization type via a public key will be used. To set a connection, only the private key in the ssh_private_key field should be specified.

user_password

User password to set SFTP connection. The password can be encrypted.

ssh_private_key

A private key that should be specified instead of the password if the public_key authorization type is used.

is_emergency

Additional storage can be set and will be used if download to primary fails.

ssh_private_key_password

Can be encrypted. The password for the SSH private key if specified.

Examples

{
        "source": {
                "type": "mssql",
                "data_source" : ".",
                "trust_server_certificate": true,
                "user_name": "sa",
                "user_password": "my-sql-server-password",
                "databases": {
                        "items": ["DataOne", "MediaOne"]
                }
        },
        "storages":
                [
                        {
                                "type": "sftp",
                                "server_name": "host-with-ssh.com",
                                "user_name": "my-ssh-user",
                                "user_password": "my-ssh-password",
                                "path": ""
                        }
                ]
}