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Rilavek streams FTP, SFTP, or TUS uploads directly into S3-compatible cloud storage.
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Few teams enjoy running their own SFTP server just to receive partner files, yet that's still the default setup for most — Rilavek is managed file transfer into cloud storage instead, accepting FTP, SFTP, HTTPS, or resumable TUS uploads and streaming each file directly into S3-compatible storage without a customer-run server in between.
The zero-knowledge design matters as much as the protocol support: files move from source to destination in memory, never written to disk on Rilavek's own servers, and a single file can fan out to more than one destination at once — AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, and others are all supported — for replication or geographic distribution in the same pass.
That core transfer model gets packaged into named workflows for specific situations rather than left generic: a Managed SFTP Gateway hands external partners dedicated credentials without a self-hosted gateway, Resumable Uploads survive a network drop on a large file without restarting from zero, Camera to Cloud moves files from Sony, Canon, or Nikon devices into storage straight from the field, and 3-2-1 Disaster Recovery builds offsite, air-gapped redundancy at the moment of ingestion instead of waiting on a delayed backup-sync job.
On operational overhead, Rilavek states it handles protocol termination, SSL certificates, and scaling automatically, with no SFTP server, user accounts, or storage volumes for a customer to manage directly. Three tiers scale by monthly transfer volume and log-retention window, with a free tier requiring no credit card, and the site states a first transfer pipe can be set up in under 2 minutes. The page reviewed does not specify a maximum single-file size across every protocol, worth checking directly for very large media or backup workloads.
No — the Managed SFTP Gateway is built specifically to replace that, giving external users dedicated credentials that route into cloud storage without a customer having to host and maintain an SFTP server themselves.
No — Resumable Uploads is built for exactly that case, pausing and resuming a transfer that survives a network drop rather than restarting the entire upload from the beginning.
No — the site states files are streamed directly from source to destination in memory as part of its zero-knowledge pass-through design, never written to disk on Rilavek's own infrastructure.
Yes — a single transfer can fan out to multiple destinations in one pass, which the site frames specifically for replication, backup, or geographic distribution rather than running separate copy jobs per destination.
It extends beyond typical uploads — Camera to Cloud moves files from Sony, Canon, or Nikon devices into storage directly from the field, and Industrial Edge Ingest connects IP cameras, PLCs, and legacy hardware to cloud storage without changing the device's own firmware.
