Temporary service
Temporary FTP Server for Testing
Create a disposable FTP test server for FileZilla, WinSCP, FTP uploads, and CI integrations. It expires after 30 minutes.
Use this FTP server only for disposable tests
This service creates a short-lived, password-protected FTP endpoint for testing a client, upload flow, or CI integration—not for file storage.
- Upload a harmless sample file, never customer or production data.
- Keep the host, username, password, and passive-port details out of tickets, screenshots, and source control.
- Download or verify the test result, disconnect, and destroy the server when finished.
The endpoint is reachable by host and port and has a configured 30-minute lifetime with scheduled cleanup. Treat the credential as a temporary secret and delete the instance yourself when your test ends.
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Create a disposable FTP test server with random credentials for FileZilla, WinSCP, upload/download checks, and short CI integration tests.
What This Tool Does
The backend starts a Docker-based FTP server, assigns public control and passive ports, returns host, port, username, and password, and destroys the instance automatically after 30 minutes. Anonymous FTP is disabled.
Common Use Cases
- Testing FTP clients such as FileZilla, WinSCP, Cyberduck, or command-line ftp
- Checking FTP upload, download, passive mode, and connection behavior
- Running short CI/CD or application integration tests that need a temporary FTP endpoint
How Data Is Handled
Temporary FTP files are stored only for the disposable instance and are deleted when the server expires or is destroyed. Do not upload sensitive, production, illegal, malicious, or copyrighted files.
FAQ
How long does the FTP server last?
Each temporary FTP server expires automatically after 30 minutes.
Is anonymous FTP allowed?
No. Each instance uses a random username and password.
Is it suitable for production files?
No. It is intended for temporary testing only, not for sensitive or production data.