Every file transfer verified with SHA-256 checksums. Deploy manifests create a cryptographic record of exactly what was deployed.
Standard SFTP and SCP transfers provide transport-level encryption but no artifact integrity. A file can be corrupted during transfer, partially uploaded, or silently modified after landing on the server. There is no built-in mechanism to verify that what you deployed is what actually ended up on disk. No record of which files were deployed, when, or by whom.
sshDCommander computes SHA-256 checksums during transfer in a single pass. No second read of the file needed. The --manifest flag records every deployed file in a JSON manifest with checksums, sizes, and timestamps. The verify command checks every file on the server against the manifest.
Checksums computed during transfer — no second pass. Every byte verified before the upload is considered complete.
JSON manifest records filename, checksum, size, and timestamp for every deployed file. A cryptographic snapshot of your deployment.
The verify command reads the manifest and checks every file on the server. Modified, missing, or unexpected files flagged instantly.
Interrupted transfers resume from the .part file. No corrupted uploads going live. Failed transfers never replace good files.