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ShellHub

ShellHub is a centralized SSH gateway for managing remote Linux devices behind firewalls and NAT.

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About ShellHub

ShellHub lets you connect to any Linux machine from anywhere without opening inbound ports or configuring VPNs. It works by establishing an outbound tunnel from each device to the ShellHub server, so you can SSH into machines that sit behind strict firewalls or have dynamic IPs. The system is built around a lightweight agent that runs on each managed device.

You can manage devices through a web-based terminal, the standard SSH client, or the ShellHub CLI. It supports role-based access control, session recording for audit trails, and public key authentication. The server component runs on Docker and can be self-hosted on any Linux system. There are also integrations with LDAP and OpenID Connect for centralized user management.

The project is open source under Apache 2.0 and maintained by the ShellHub team. It is a solid choice for DevOps teams, edge computing setups, or anyone who needs to manage a fleet of Linux devices spread across different networks without exposing them directly to the internet.
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Pricing
Freemium
License
Open Source
Platform
Linux
Version
0.14.1
Developer
ShellHub

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