Managed file transfers to Amazon S3 and EFS over SFTP, FTPS, and FTP
summary
Managed service that routes files over supports SFTP, FTPS, FTP into AWS storage, with identity plugged via Lambda+API Gateway and optional BYO host keys, IPs and VPC endpoints. Data stores natively in S3 or EFS so put events trigger Lambda → Glue/Redshift/QuickSight pipelines, plus malware scanning, quarantine buckets, per-partner keys in Secrets Manager and scheduled outbound connectors via CloudWatch. Service scales to thousands of concurrent users, runs in 19 regions including GovCloud, and lists pricing 30¢/hour and $0.04/GB.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:20What is connected
- 0:53What is Managed File Transfer
- 2:07When to use Managed File Transfer
- 3:17Challenges with Managed File Transfer
- 5:38seamless migration
- 6:11security
- 6:39AWS Integrated
- 7:14Migration
- 8:08Examples of customers
- 8:59Common use cases
- 9:32AWS launches
- 10:22AWS MFT implementation
- 11:30Identity management system
- 12:17Data access controls
- 13:18Connectors and integrations
- 14:48Scanning filtering files
- 17:05Encryption
- 18:40deriving insights
- 21:48Wrapup
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