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Manage Your Data Using WebDAV

WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is a network protocol built on top of HTTP/HTTPS, enabling users to manage data on web servers. It operates over HTTP/HTTPS, ensuring secure data exchange between the client and server, with broad compatibility across various environments. WebDAV provides a flexible and reliable solution for managing data.

This guide covers how to use WebDAV to efficiently manage your data in the Data Store.

Limitations

Using WebDAV for File Transfers

WebDAV is ideal for transferring small files or small collections of files. While there is no strict size limit, it is not recommended for files larger than 10 GiB due to performance issues.

Alternatives for Large Files

For large files or extensive datasets, consider using GoCommands or iCommands instead. These tools offer better performance and efficiency for handling large data transfers.

For more details on GoCommands and iCommands, visit their respective documentation pages: - GoCommands - iCommands

Table of Contents

  1. Command-line Tools
  2. Web Browsers
  3. File Managers
  4. Data Locations

Command-line Tools

Use command-line tools to manage and transfer files directly from your terminal, providing a flexible and efficient way to interact with the Data Store.

Web Browsers

Access the Data Store using web browsers for straightforward and convenient file downloads.

File Managers

Access and manage Data Store files using your operating system's built-in file manager as if they were local.

Data Locations

Discover how to locate your data with WebDAV.