A dead simple application to serve files and directories over HTTP.
You can simply use the application in your terminal to serve files in your local network, for example if you want to share files from one device to another. Thats particularly useful because almost every modern device supports download via HTTP.
$ servus --serve ./data
[2022-11-08T18:20:53Z INFO servus] Bound to address 172.17.0.3:80
[2022-11-08T18:20:53Z INFO servus] LocalStore: ./data -> /
Let's assume you have a file calles big.file in the ./data directory. After starting servus, you can now download the file on another device by opening http://172.17.0.3/big.file in your browser.
You can - of course - also set up servus as a small content delivery serivce. Therefore, you can simply use the provided Docker image.
/etc/servus/config.yml
address: "0.0.0.0:8081"
stores:
- type: "Local"
directory: "testdata"
servepath: "localdata"
browse: true
- type: "S3"
servepath: "s3data"
accesskey: minioadmin
secretkey: minioadmin
bucket: test
endpoint: http://localhost:9000
browse: false$ docker run \
--name servus \
--volume /var/opt/data:/data \
--volume /etc/servus/config.yml:/etc/servus/config.yml:ro \
ghcr.io/zekrotja/servus:latest \
--config /etc/servus/config.yml