

Please check the following section for more details on how to deploy that scenario.ĥ) Updated – – A new scenario was created to address the authentication scenario using SSH keys instead of using usernames and passwords. In this scenario, you will use the container to upload files via SFTP from specific public IPs only for added security, then you can access those files via a web service (HTTP/HTTPS) from anywhere.

Please check the following section for more details on deploying that scenario.Ĥ) Updated – – A new scenario was created to address and limit the access of who can upload files via SFTP. Add multiple users for the SFTP and have multiple different file shares mounted for each user. Please check the following section for more details on deploying that scenario.ģ) Updated – – A new scenario was created to address the most requested feature by the readers. In this case, you keep SFTP access private for added security. This scenario is useful if you have a site-to-site VPN between your on-premises network and Azure, or if you need an SFTP service within your Azure environment.

