Your FTP client sends commands to Sirv's FTP server. Rate limits for Enterprise and Business accounts:
If you need to upload more files per hour, you can use S3, which has higher limits. You can use FTP to upload large, though limited numbers of files per hour. Assuming your images are 500 KB each and your FTP limit is 2,000 files per hour, an upload limit of 250 KiB/s will transfer 1,800 files per hour. If you're hitting your limit, consider throttling FileZilla to upload files slower. There's an hourly limit ( see below) on the number of files that can be uploaded. If an unstable internet connection leads to numerous partly uploaded images, try zipping your images or using an S3 upload program. You'll see an alert in your Sirv account that the image is corrupt, recommending that you upload the image again. If Sirv receives only part of an image, the missing part will show as dark grey. If you have a slow or unstable internet connection, images may not fully upload to Sirv. and set the "File exists action" for Uploads to Resume file. To use APPE in Filezilla, go to Edit > Settings. If a connection breaks during an upload, APPE makes the file continue uploading where it left off. Sirv supports the APPE command (append), which can be useful when uploading huge files or if your network connection is unstable. This is how the configuration looks in FileZilla:
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If you manage multiple Sirv accounts, you can FTP into another account by using your Sirv email and password and appending the account name to your email address. If using FileZilla, open Site Manager and setup your account like the screenshot below, then click "Connect":
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Popular programs include FileZilla (Windows/Mac/Linux), Transmit (Mac) or Free FTP (Windows).įTP is available to Owner and Admin roles - see list of roles. To upload by FTP, enter the settings below into your FTP program. User the REST API for all kinds of file management tasks (move, copy, rename, delete, add meta, convert etc) and account management tasks (search files, check usage, list users etc.).
The Sirv REST API is a fast, secure and reliable way to upload files to your Sirv account. To upload a file, either drag and drop your images into your account or click the "Upload" button near the top right of your account.
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