You can configure destinations to which publish job output is sent. Use the Configure | Destinations menu to manage destination configurations.
When adding a destination, the following fields are available.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | An auto-generated ID used to identify the destination |
| Name | A name for the destination |
| Alternative Names | Alternative names for the destination that can be used with Burst job output. Each name is on a new line. |
| Description | A description for the destination |
| Active | Whether the destination is active or not |
| Destination Type | The type of destination |
| Server | For FTP and SFTP destinations, the IP address or host name of the ftp or sftp server. For Network Share destinations, the IP address or hostname of the machine where the share is located. |
| Port | For FTP and SFTP destinations, the ftp or sftp port of the server. You can leave this as 0 to use the default port for the respective protocol. |
| User | The user to use to connect to the destination. For Amazon S3 destinations, this is the IAM user's access key id. |
| Password | The destination user's password. For Amazon S3 destinations, this is the IAM user's secret access key. |
| Private Key File | For SFTP destinations, the private key file to use if authenticating using public key authentication |
| Private Key Passphrase | For SFTP destinations, the passphrase of the private key file being used, if the private key file has a passphrase |
| Domain | For Network Share destinations, an optional specification of the user's domain |
| Path | The location of the destination. For Network Share destinations, this is the share name. For FTP and SFTP destinations, this is an optional directory path where files should be copied. For Amazon S3 destinations, this is the bucket name. |
| Sub-Directory | An optional sub-directory path within the destination where files should be copied |
| Create Directories | Whether directories in the path should be created before the file is copied. The user will need appropriate permissions for the creation of directories. |
| Options | Additional options for the destination |
Note
Some destinations can have additional options that can be specified. These are included in the Options field using JSON syntax.
For FTP destinations, the following options are available.
| Attribute | Data Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| connectTimeoutSeconds | Integer | 60 | The timeout (in seconds) to use when connecting to the server. |
| controlKeepAliveTimeoutSeconds | Long | The time period (in seconds) after which to send a keep alive (NOOP) message. Zero disables. |
For SFTP destinations, the following options are available.
| Attribute | Data Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| sessionConnectTimeoutSeconds | Integer | 0 | The timeout (in seconds) to use when opening a session. Zero indicates "no timeout". |
For Network Share destinations, the following options are available.
| Attribute | Data Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| timeoutSeconds | Integer | 60 | The timeout (in seconds) for read/write operations. |
| smbDialects | String[] | The smb dialects to use as per the SMB2Dialect enum e.g. "smbDialects": ["SMB_3_0"]. Normally you would not need to set this, but you can set it to use a particular smb version/dialect. |
For Amazon S3 - AWS SDK destinations, the following options are available.
| Attribute | Data Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| region | String | us-east-1 | The region that will process the requests. This is not necessarily the region where the bucket is located. You can set a region near where the ART server is in order to get faster operation. See the s3 regions documentation for a list of possible region values. |