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SSH File Transfer Protocol

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Sep 23, 2026

Meghan HallinanGUEST
27:24
Yeah.
Meghan HallinanGUEST
27:24
I mean, we have, I would say we have over a dozen real estate specific API integrated and SFTP integrated software partners, and we're constantly building that list.
Meghan HallinanGUEST
27:34
And we've also integrated with Plaid, which also has a great relationship with AppFolio, and any, you know, so figure you're a consumer and you wanna download Rocket Money or any of these fintech apps, Plaid is a great way to say, "Hey, I'm putting in my credentials.
Meghan HallinanGUEST
27:46
I approve for the bank to send you my balances, my transactions, so you can monitor my activity."
ChrisHOST
14:27
WebDAV, FTPS, other things that...
WesHOST
14:30
Yeah, some of those, I think, like SFTP is maybe compiled time.
WesHOST
14:34
Some of them you have to turn on.
WesHOST
14:35
They're not there by default, but that kind of stuff is growing.
ChrisHOST
14:27
WebDAV, FTPS, other things that...
WesHOST
14:30
Yeah, some of those, I think, like SFTP is maybe compiled time.
WesHOST
14:34
Some of them you have to turn on.
WesHOST
14:35
They're not there by default, but that
John GilletteHOST
17:53
So to make this argument even more solid and to provide you more proof, you can look up the Yuma County, state of Arizona, look up their policies and procedures, and they state verbatim, they act as a technical point of contact for the transfer of data to ERIC.
John GilletteHOST
18:13
And the next line, it also describes transmission using secure SFTP site provided by Eric.
John GilletteHOST
18:21
It's not speculation.
John GilletteHOST
18:23
It's not theory.
Dustin GoldsteinGUEST
22:59
And I don't really see that changing anytime soon.
Dustin GoldsteinGUEST
23:03
But for clients that have, you know, ERP systems that, you know, can connect to the bank either through SFTP file exchange or through APIs, etc.
Dustin GoldsteinGUEST
23:13
And then obviously there's aggregators in the market.
Dustin GoldsteinGUEST
23:17
There's still a lot of fragmentation there between the treasury workstation guys, the aggregators, etc., But it is it is moving towards a direction away from more towards bank, more banking Gnostic and away from bank portals.
Creston JamisonHOST
4:36
And at the high level overview, it also looks similar to PGHardStorage, where you have a dedicated backup host and all it needs is a connection to the database to take backups.
Creston JamisonHOST
4:45
and of course to archive the wall, and it stores all that data in a storage system that could be a disk on the backup host, or it could be S3, Azure, SFTP, etc.
Creston JamisonHOST
4:57
But the technical details of how the backup happened definitely closer to BG Backrest.
Creston JamisonHOST
5:02
But if you want to learn more about this project, definitely check out this blog post and the presentation as well.
Andrew Harrison-ChinnGUEST
3:12
We've got nine different integrations with different airports around the world.
Andrew Harrison-ChinnGUEST
3:16
from APIs to SFTPs to dynamic codes.
Andrew Harrison-ChinnGUEST
3:21
So what we do is we take all that complexity and we simplify it into our platform to then build out these thousands of SKUs around the world and actually access to millions really depending on which clients we're working with.
Andrew Harrison-ChinnGUEST
3:35
to then start to create relevant solutions for our clients, consumers.

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Open-Source Sequencing on Linux: MusE, JACK, and Beyond

Sep 7 · 1 Mention

TonyHOST
11:12
Because Linux has become that much more approachable for audio work in recent years, many studios now choose it as the core of their production pipeline.
TonyHOST
11:21
From independent producers using a modest laptop to large labels running cluster servers that stream recordings into cloud storage via SFTP, Muse E and its cousins, Ardor, LMMS, or even simple MIDI-only sequencers, offer enough flexibility that they can replace many proprietary DAWs.
TonyHOST
11:38
The only missing piece for some users is the polish of a commercial UI, but the tradeoff for transparency and no licensing cost is usually worth it.
TonyHOST
11:47
For live performers, Linux's ability to route audio over multiple outputs with minimal latency means you can build an entire sound system directly in software while still connecting to physical effects units like a hardware reverb or a classic analog delay line.
Brett TurnerGUEST
38:40
You have to build all this self-healing and built-in reconciliation.
Brett TurnerGUEST
38:43
All of that messy stuff that's old SFTP drops of crummy base statements that's been around for 30, 40 years.
Brett TurnerGUEST
38:50
So we basically do all of that dirty work to get all the data normalized so that we could build on top of it and automate on top of it and have that reliance.
Brett TurnerGUEST
39:01
And that's kind of a big part of kind of our moat or our secret sauce of getting that right.
Landon McCluskeyGUEST
40:05
A lot of them were composite items in Zoho inventory, which gave it another level of complexity, but it would automatically create those assemblies.
Landon McCluskeyGUEST
40:15
We created the assemblies, those assemblies at the end of the day would export, created a file, sent that file in this case via SFTP to their distributor by the next morning or the next day, as things got shipped out or whatever their status was that came back, we brought it back in updated inventory.
Landon McCluskeyGUEST
40:36
Of course that goes, you know, updates all the books transactions, you know, between that and then just very simple things where they're self-fulfilling and I mean, a lot of those connectors are really, really useful and even just doing things directly in there where they don't have a lot of, you know, extra fluff and it's just themselves in a shop that works really well as well.
Greg BelnapHOST
41:01
Very, very nice.

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