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7/2/2026

The original title is "Deploying SFTPGo as an AWS Transfer Family Alternative on Ubuntu" which is 10 words. Let me check the rules:
Original: Deploying SFTPGo as an AWS Transfer Family Alternative on Ubuntu
Short summary
SFTPGo is a self-hosted open-source file transfer server supporting SFTP, FTP/S, and WebDAV as a cost-effective alternative to AWS Transfer Family. This guide deploys SFTPGo using Docker Compose with Traefik for automatic HTTPS, SQLite backend, and optional S3 storage integration. Configure multi-protocol transfers, enable 2FA, set per-user quotas, and monitor via logging.
- •Deploy SFTPGo via Docker Compose with Traefik auto-HTTPS instead of paying per-endpoint fees
- •Support SFTP, FTP/S, and WebDAV protocols with optional S3-compatible object storage backend
- •Configure security (2FA, IP allowlisting, per-user quotas, bandwidth limits, brute-force protection)
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