SSH

Introduction

Stambia Data Integration allows to work with SSH servers.

In order to transfer one file or multiple files to a remote server, you can use the action "Send Files with SCP".

Note:

Stambia DI is a flexible and agile solution. It can be quickly adapted to your needs.

If you have any question, any feature request or any issue, do not hesitate to contact us.

To transfer multiple files

To transfer multiple files, you have to use two parameters:

"Scp Local Dir": Path to the local directory containing files to transfer.

"Scp File Includes": Path to the list of files to include. This is a semi-colon separated list of files masks.

Example:

To transfer all files with extension .json stored in the local dir C:\Test\Files

Stambia DI for SSH

Stambia Data Integration allows to work with SSH servers.

A SSH Metadata is available to define all the server's credentials and communication properties, and to specify distant SSH folders.

It can then be used with the dedicated SSH Process Action to execute commands on remote systems through SSH.

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Introduction

In Stambia, SSH Metadatas can be created to manipulate SSH, SCP and SFTP protocols.

They can be used in processes with actions like Execute SSH , Send Files with SCP or Get Files with SCP.

We are going to see in this article how to configure such a metadata, and how to use it in basic processes.

Creating and configuring an SSH Metadata

The SSH Metadata can be found in metadata creation window, and is named SSH Server.

The configuration is located on the node of the metadata.

Example:

metadataConfiguration

Note :

Private Key File parameter is the path to the private ssh key
Password phrase parameter is the passphrase of the ssh key, if there is one

Next, we can add folders to this metadata with Right click > new > remote directory. These folders can be used in processes to fill automatically action parameters.

Using the Metadata in a Process

Process overview:

processOverview

SSH process actions can be easily used with the metadata. All the connections settings are filled automatically when the metadata nodes are dragged and dropped on them.

It is possible to use directly a folder, like on SCP action for example. The SCP_REMOTE_DIR will be filled too.

Note :

It is a better practice to use metadatas instead of defining all the parameters on each actions. It permits to simplify a lot the maintenance, debug, and update of your work, but also to apply Configurations to use and test different settings very easily.

For more informations about configurations, you can read Working with Configurations in the Stambia Designer Help Content.

Execute SSH Action

The first action in the process is used to send ssh commands to the server. They are put in the body of the action :

sshActionFinal

The Execute SSH action opens a non-interactive shell session on the remote server.

- Keep in mind that this kind of session does not load the user's environement and profile scripts

- See your shell's documentation for more information (documentation for bash)

- An easy way to load environment variables is to "source /home/user/some_config.sh" as the first line of the Action Code

Send files with SCP Action

The second action is used to send files with SCP.

The SCP remote dir is the directory in which files will be sent.

The SCP Local File is path to the file you want to send.

See the Designer's Help for more information about each parameters.

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How to send files with the action "Send Files with SCP"

Introduction

To transfer multiple files

Example:

TO TRANSFER ONE FILE

Example:

Stambia DI for SSH

How to use an SSH Server

Introduction

Creating and configuring an SSH Metadata

Using the Metadata in a Process

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