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Is there any good cloud ssh client?
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Is there any good cloud ssh client?

I don't if I am explaining right I want something like serverpilot, but its only for storing ssh details with a decent web terminal.

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  • I use Shell in a Box, pretty happy with it so far. But I use password auth; not sure if it saves keys / auths well.

  • jbarrjbarr Member

    If you run the chrome browser, check out Secure Shell in the web store.

  • Serverpilot is not a cloud ssh client, do you just want to run ssh in the browser, right?

  • @cyberpersons said:
    Serverpilot is not a cloud ssh client, do you just want to run ssh in the browser, right?

    I am looking for something where my ssh details are stored in the cloud, and I can login in any browser and be able to ssh through the website with my details saved.

  • r0xzr0xz Member

    use a cloud IDE that offer a terminal console and you can ssh through them.
    like this; https://codeanywhere.com

  • dragonballz2k said: something where my ssh details are stored in the cloud

    Just for my education, what does that mean? My SSH details for all my servers consist of only a password. I had no idea there could be anything else.

  • uptimeuptime Member

    @Ole_Juul said:

    dragonballz2k said: something where my ssh details are stored in the cloud

    Just for my education, what does that mean? My SSH details for all my servers consist of only a password. I had no idea there could be anything else.

    ssh keys are an excellent alternative to using passwords to authenticate access to ssh.

    The archlinux wiki has a good write-up: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSH_keys

  • cececece Member

    c9.io

  • SSH into your vps, generate an SSH key, then import the key to your other vps's. Then use tmux/screen to SSH into your other vps's. Voila!
    Own your data.

  • uptime said: ssh keys are an excellent alternative to using passwords to authenticate access to ssh.

    I'm aware thanks. :) But that doesn't explain having to "store details for all my servers".

  • Hi,
    There's a new cloud based SSH client which I believe is exactly what you were looking for.
    It also supports SFTP for transferring files.
    Check out: https://www.shellngn.com

  • I wont recommend using a third party cloud software for servers , but if you really want to , their is http://termius.com/ , its cross platform - windows , linux , android , ios , mac ...

  • brueggusbrueggus Member, IPv6 Advocate

    So, people pass their private SSH keys / SSH passwords to some cloud service nowadays?

  • @dragonballz2k said:

    @cyberpersons said:
    Serverpilot is not a cloud ssh client, do you just want to run ssh in the browser, right?

    I am looking for something where my ssh details are stored in the cloud, and I can login in any browser and be able to ssh through the website with my details saved.

    Why are you giving some random cloud provider the keys to your kingdom?

  • WSSWSS Member

    @IAlwaysBeCoding said:

    @dragonballz2k said:

    @cyberpersons said:
    Serverpilot is not a cloud ssh client, do you just want to run ssh in the browser, right?

    I am looking for something where my ssh details are stored in the cloud, and I can login in any browser and be able to ssh through the website with my details saved.

    Why are you giving some random cloud provider the keys to your kingdom?

    He can't remember the password, either, so, you know, he puts it on pastebin.. but rot13 and xor encodes it with the phrase 'password'

    Shit is legit secure bro.

    Thanked by 1IAlwaysBeCoding
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