cdn.si

public reads ssh -p 8022 you@cdn.si

A scratch space for build output.

Git history is a poor home for screenshots, coverage reports and release files. They are large, they change on every build, and a commit keeps every version of them in every clone.

GitHub already publishes the key that proves who you are. The SSH keys at github.com/<user>.keys are fetched on the first login, so there is no account to create and no token to store.

cdn.si gives you a writable scratch space for those assets. Reads are public; a write is your GitHub username and its key.

Getting started

  1. Check the login. The first connection fetches your keys and answers as you:

    ssh -p 8022 you@cdn.si whoami

  2. Push a folder over rsync with the same login:

    rsync -a -e 'ssh -p 8022' ./screenshots/ you@cdn.si:/screenshots/

    The folder is public at https://cdn.si/you/screenshots/.

More: publishing with rsync and publishing with curl.

Published trees: titpetric.