Managing server files and connecting to SFTP can be essential for running a Minecraft Bedrock server smoothly and efficiently. SFTP, or secure file transfer protocol, allows server administrators to transfer files between their local computer and the server securely. It can help transfer large files, such as custom maps or plugins, and manage the server's configuration files. Additionally, understanding the effective use of SFTP ensures that a Minecraft Bedrock server remains up-to-date with the latest mods, plugins, and configurations, guaranteeing a seamless gaming experience for all players.

Note: Depending on the operating system, the recommended sFTP clients are:
Windows - WinSCP | macOS - Cyberduck

How to Manage Server Files on a Minecraft Bedrock Server

1. Log in to the BisectHosting Starbase panel.

2. Stop the server.

3. Go to the Files tab.

4. From here, there are four buttons on the upper right to manage server files:

Create Folder - Creates a new folder in the current location.
Create File - Creates a new empty text file.
Upload - Opens a window where users can upload files under 500mb from the local computer. For bigger filesizes, use an sFTP client.
SFTP - Shows the credentials to login to the server via FTP.
Recover Files - Opens the Trash Bin for recently deleted files.