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File Exporting
Once your files have been processed, we can save the results to storage owned by you. Many of our customers have signed up for an S3 bucket, others prefer us to upload to their FTP server.
Transloadit is happy to export to whatever storage suits you best.
Features
At Transloadit we call our features Robots because you can put them to work together to create encoding pipelines unique to your use case.
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/azure/store
exports encoding results to Microsoft Azure -
/cloudfiles/store
exports encoding results to Rackspace Cloudfiles -
/dropbox/store
exports encoding results to Dropbox -
/ftp/store
exports encoding results to your FTP servers. No public key authentication is required. This Robot relies on password access -
/google/store
exports encoding results to Google Storage -
/s3/store
exports encoding results to Amazon S3 -
/sftp/store
exports encoding results to your own SFTP server -
/softlayer/store
exports encoding results to Softlayer / IBM Cloud -
/youtube/store
exports encoding results to YouTube
Live demos
See our features in action with some live demos and code samples right here on our website:
- Copy many files from FTP into an Amazon S3 bucket
- Export a video to YouTube
- Store uploaded files in a Microsoft Azure container
- Encode a video, extract 8 thumbnails and store everything in an S3 bucket
- Store uploaded files in a Rackspace Cloudfiles container
- Store uploaded files in a Softlayer container
- Store uploaded files in an Amazon S3 bucket
- Store all uploaded files on an FTP server
- Apply a watermark to an image and store everything over SFTP
Blog posts about File Exporting
Over the years we wrote the following posts about File Exporting on our blog:
- Publishing without boundaries: Supporting the vision of Cambridge University Press January 16, 2018
- How we secured a spot in thoughtbot’s toolkit May 19, 2017
- Powering major brands: How Transloadit supports Shuttlerock’s mission July 8, 2016
- Support for Windows Azure and Softlayer November 18, 2015
- Post Mortem: S3 Saving Incident February 17, 2015
- S3 Changes February 5, 2015
- Introducing the new /s3/import Robot July 17, 2013
- To Everyone Using the /youtube/store Robot July 11, 2013
- Introducing Our New /sftp/import Robot October 30, 2012
- Releasing Our FTP Robot May 29, 2012
- Two Small Feature Updates February 11, 2012
- Adding Support for Storage on YouTube January 25, 2012
- Releasing Our SFTP Robot and a New Homepage August 21, 2011
- New /s3/store Parameter May 26, 2011
- Fixing Amazon S3 Bugs May 16, 2011
- Support for Rackspace Cloud Files November 11, 2010
- Renaming Some Robots April 7, 2010