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Remote File Manager for Docker

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Intro You can manage your files and folders - upload, download, remove files from a remote Docker target. This is useful when you want to just upload a single file/several files or a folder with files

You can manage your files and folders - upload, download, remove files from a remote Docker target. This is useful when you want to just upload a single file/several files or a folder with files. Also, this way you can download the contents of the remote users upload folder locally.

In the File Manager we can see our local site / app files.

We can see that the user_uploads folder is empty locally:

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In order to download specific files or folders from your remote target, first open the target dropdown in the file manager:

Then you will see your remote Docker target files:

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You can see the user_upload folder has a few files inside, so let’s download them:

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You can either select to download multiple files or download the whole folder. We select the folder and click the download button:

A spinner icon next to your target name will indicate the download process:

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Once it’s finished you can see the files in the local target files tree:

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Uploading files and folders to your remote Docker target is also really easy.

We’d like to upload a file from our assets folder (or any other file or folder):

Select the file/folder and click the Upload button:

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When you switch to the remote target, you can see the uploaded file:

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That’s how easy it is to manage the files and folders on your remote Docker targets.

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