What is SFTP and What Does It Stand For? SFTP is a network protocol for securely transferring, accessing, and managing files on a remote computer. The SFTP protocol is intended as a more secure alternative to the traditional FTP protocol. The term SFTP stands for SSH File Transfer Protocol, where SSH is a cryptographic protocol that allows clients and servers to connect remotely. The files that you send or receive using SFTP are protected by SSH encryption in transit. This added layer of security means that SFTP is preferable to FTP in the vast majority of cases.

See Linx as we discuss low-code and APIs with Bill Doerfeild from Nordic APIs. What is low-code development? What is its relationship with APIs? How do we bridge the low-code and pro-code divide? At this LiveCast, we’ll be investigating the intersection between APIs and low-code. In this event, Dawie Botes, Head of Customer Success at Linx, demonstrates how developer-focused low-code tools can help to rapidly construct microservices.

What is low-code development? What is its relationship with APIs? How do we bridge the low-code and pro-code divide? This event brought in Asanka Abeysinghe, Chief Technology Evangelist, WSO2, and Dawie Botes, Head of Customer Success at Linx.

Use the PagerDuty Step to run end to end tests for your apps every couple of hours as a system health check. In case a crucially important build fails, you can set up an alert to notify the exact right person every time. It allows you to ensure that operational issues and incidents are handled immediately.

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