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SSH WORKSPACES

Tabbed SSH and Linux administration

Tabbed terminals, saved profiles and SCP transfers for SSH hosts.

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SSH workspaces

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Keep a workspace of hosts

Save named SSH profiles with hostname, port, username and tags.
Open multiple server tabs and move between them in the same workspace.
Pop out a terminal and adjust session appearance.
Test saved connections and reconnect a session when necessary.

Use the right authentication

Save encrypted passwords or private keys.
Ask for a password on connect when you do not want it stored.
Generate an Ed25519 key and install its public key on a target.
Maintain known-host records and saved hostname aliases, including CSV import.

Go beyond a terminal

Run saved Bash/Python activities and inline SSH package tasks with eligible private-key profiles.
Open SCP file transfer without leaving the profile or session.
Install the lightweight Linux monitoring service on supported hosts.
SSH connections originate from the RemoteOps service; target reachability and OS permissions matter.

Administer Linux hosts in tabbed SSH sessions

Save named SSH profiles and open multiple terminal tabs.
Connect with encrypted saved credentials or request a password on connect.
Use SCP transfers alongside terminal work.
Run saved Bash and Python activities through eligible private-key SSH profiles.
Test saved connections and maintain known-host records.
Generate an Ed25519 key and install its public key on the selected host.
Save hostname aliases and import address/hostname mappings from CSV.
Pop out sessions and adjust terminal appearance.

Tabbed SSH sessions

SSH host profiles and Linux monitoring

PUT IT TO WORK

Make the next step easier.

Tabbed terminals, saved profiles and SCP transfers for SSH hosts. Keep the action and its outcome visible in the same workspace.

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