Gofile News 2024-03-10

Hello everyone,

Quick update on the developments of Gofile in recent months.
A significant amount of work has been done behind the scenes by our teams, almost seamlessly for you all.
The last three months have been a period of intensive migration, both in terms of hardware and software.

Regarding the hardware, we have completely revamped our server distribution and the associated hardware.
Technical choices made several years ago had to be rethought as the service's popularity grew.
This hardware migration also required a substantial part of the backend to be rewritten in a new language to take advantage of the performance improvements offered by the new hardware.
Today, Gofile is five times more efficient and stable than it was three months ago.
A single server in one region can now handle tens of thousands of concurrent downloads at over 100 Gbps per server.

Just yesterday, we released a new version of our API. It is much more comprehensive than the previous one and more in line with the standard specifications of REST APIs.

Finally, a significant update has been made to the direct links feature.
These links, which allow you to distribute your content without going through the Gofile site, have been equipped with new functionalities.
Now, it is possible to create multiple links for a single content item. This content can be a file or even a folder, in which case a ZIP with all the content will be generated on the fly.
These links are customizable; you have the option to configure protection mechanisms such as authorized domains, login:password authentication, source IP addresses, or even an expiration date.
All of this is accessible from your file manager in the content options.

We are actively working on the implementation of the much-anticipated remote upload feature, which will support URLs and torrents.
However, we do not have a time estimate, as we are working on many topics in parallel.

Thank you for your support.

Gofile Team.