Go:JetStream Server Documentation

Go:JetStream (JetStream) is a secure and fast file transfer system. It is robust to packet loss, packet reordering, and packet delays, and designed to operate over unreliable networks, such as the commodity internet. JetStream Server’s open APIs make integration easy and straightforward. JetStream Client user interface, designed by entertainment and gaming industry veterans, is intuitive and user friendly.

Getting Started

• Requirements
  • Recommended Hardware
  • Operating Systems
  • Encryption
  • Required Dependencies
  • Optional Dependencies
• JetStream Primer
  • Overview
  • Default Configuration
  • User Management
  • Where Do Transfers Go?
• Quickstart
  • Ubuntu 18.04
  • CentOS 7
  • macOS
  • Windows
• Connecting To JetStream
  • Local Machine
  • Local Network
  • External Network

Managing JetStream

• Setup
  • Installation
  • Configuration
  • System Services
  • Logging
  • Firewalls
• Interacting with JetStream
  • API
  • Graphical Client
  • Command Line Client
• Command Line Interface
  • Synopsis
  • Description
  • Options
  • jetstream server
  • jetstream relay_server
  • jetstream api
• Where Do Transfers Go?
• User Management
  • System Integration
• Bandwidth Management
  • Command Line
  • API
• Security
  • Sandboxing
  • Superusers
  • Isolating the JetStream server process (Linux only)
• Sandboxing
  • Basic Sandboxing
  • Advanced Sandboxing
  • Sandbox Types
• Lifetime Management
  • Automatic Clean Up
  • Persistence
• Shared Links
• Triggers
  • Overview
  • Event Triggers
  • API Command Triggers
  • Trigger Considerations
• JetStream URI Scheme
  • Overview
  • Supported Actions
  • Example Uses
• Relay Configuration
  • Single Relay
  • Double Relay
• Troubleshooting
  • Authentication Failures on Linux with Active Directory
  • Windows 7 Installation
  • Using Network Shares on Windows
  • Upgrading from JetStream 1.x

Tools

• jscp

Reference

• Telemetry
• Release Notes
• Known Issues
• Contact
• Index