Feature Request: Support for FTP (incl. FTPS), SFTP, and Remote PowerShell/WinRM

[No1234DDgg]

To expand shuffler.io’s usability in IT automation and incident response workflows, please consider adding native support for:
FTP / FTPS (with encryption Port 21)
SFTP (secure file transfer over SSH Port 22)
Remote PowerShell / WinRM (for automation and control of Windows environments)
similar to Palo Altos XSOAR automation platform
https://cortex.marketplace.pan.dev/marketplace/details/PowershellRemoting/
https://cortex.marketplace.pan.dev/marketplace/

Use Case:
These features would enable broader automation across IT infrastructures. For example:

Incident response playbooks could trigger forensic collection, log exports, or remediation steps via WinRM or SFTP—without relying on external tools.

Also automated classical Scripting Tasks could be orchestated via Shuffle.

Impact:
This would make shuffler.io more attractive for enterprise-grade operations, allowing seamless interaction with Windows servers , DevOps, or compliance workflows.

Thanks for considering!

[SecLas22]

YES pls. FTP with Encryption via Port 21<3

[gnu407]

I can not wait to use this !

[frikky]

Hehe, this would be pretty simple I believe. We've looked into both remoting with SSH & Ansible, along with simple FTP commands in the past.

@dhaval055 have you guys done something like this? We may want to build out a simple app for it.

@yashsinghcodes I know you worked on something for SSH as well. When did this happen?

The hardest one here is prolly Powershell Remoting/WinRM, but we've got an old prototype for that as well, which is required to be ran on Windows in WSL

[SecLas22]

This would be amazing <3. TBH these are the reasons why we cannot use shuffle @work.

[dhaval055]

Hehe, this would be pretty simple I believe. We've looked into both remoting with SSH & Ansible, along with simple FTP commands in the past.

@dhaval055 have you guys done something like this? We may want to build out a simple app for it.

@yashsinghcodes I know you worked on something for SSH as well. When did this happen?

The hardest one here is prolly Powershell Remoting/WinRM, but we've got an old prototype for that as well, which is required to be ran on Windows in WSL

Nope, we haven't. For windows, we ended up using OpenSSH for executing scripts.