CyberDuck

Learn how to backup data to Filebase using CyberDuck.

What is CyberDuck?
CyberDuck is a free cloud storage browser for Windows and macOS X that supports Filebase, FTP, SFTP, and other cloud storage services.
Prerequisites:
​Download and install CyberDuck.​
​Sign up for a free Filebase account. 
Have your Filebase Access and Secret Keys. Learn how to view your access keys here. 
Create a Filebase Bucket. Learn how to create a bucket here.​
1. To set up CyberDuck, start by downloading the preconfigured Filebase Profile for CyberDuck.​
2. Open the Filebase Profile for CyberDuck. You will see the following window:
The server name and URL are preconfigured. You will need to provide your Filebase S3 API Access Key and S3 Secret Key, found in the Filebase web console under Access Keys.
3. After entering your credentials, close the profile window and open the CyberDuck browser. You should see your Filebase connection.
4. Double click on the s3.filebase.com connection to connect. You should then see a window appear that lists your existing Filebase buckets.
5. Double click a bucket to open the contents of the bucket.
6. From this window, you can click and drag files and folders from other windows to be uploaded to your Filebase bucket.
7. You can monitor the upload progress through the CyberDuck Transfer window.
8. You can confirm that the files are reflected in your Filebase bucket through the Filebase web console.
Learn how to delete buckets and objects using CyberDuck by reading our guide:
How To Delete Data with CyberDuck
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How To Delete Data with CyberDuck

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CyberDuck

What is CyberDuck?

Prerequisites:

1. To set up CyberDuck, start by downloading the preconfigured Filebase Profile for CyberDuck.​

2. Open the Filebase Profile for CyberDuck. You will see the following window:

3. After entering your credentials, close the profile window and open the CyberDuck browser. You should see your Filebase connection.

4. Double click on the s3.filebase.com connection to connect. You should then see a window appear that lists your existing Filebase buckets.

5. Double click a bucket to open the contents of the bucket.

6. From this window, you can click and drag files and folders from other windows to be uploaded to your Filebase bucket.

7. You can monitor the upload progress through the CyberDuck Transfer window.

8. You can confirm that the files are reflected in your Filebase bucket through the Filebase web console.

1. To set up CyberDuck, start by downloading the preconfigured Filebase Profile for CyberDuck.