SSH Server 7.6

SSH server is used to transfer your data securely over an encrypted channel. It supports a broad spectrum of useful tools: scp, rsync, wget, curl, rclone.

To minimize costs Puzl recommends to setup an SSH server and transfer data to your Volume prior to installing high-load Applications. This way you'll get your data in a cloud at almost zero costs.

Click the 'Install' button at the top of this page and pick a Volume, that you're going to use to store your data. You may either create a new Volume or pick an existing one. That's it!

On the installed Application's page you will see an 'Access' Panel with the credentials you need to access your Volume.

1. Add SSH key in the Security tab in the Puzl Dashboard.
2. Open your SSH client. Mac OS X and Linux includes the SSH client - Terminal - by default. For Windows we recommend PuTTY.
3. Type and press enter:

ssh ubuntu@<EXTERNAL_HOST> -p <EXTERNAL_PORT>

4. If you're asked to print user name, enter: ubuntu

5. After successful login you'll get to the root of your Volume. Use ls -l to list available files and folders.