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Termix
Termix is a web-based SSH terminal and server management panel for teams.
About Termix
Termix is a browser-based SSH client and lightweight control panel that lets you manage servers directly from a web interface. You can connect to multiple hosts, run commands, and organize servers into groups without installing any software on the client side. It focuses on team collaboration, sharing terminal sessions, and managing access permissions.
Termix supports common SSH key types and password authentication. It runs on Linux servers using Docker for easy deployment. The interface includes a built-in text editor, session logging, and a command palette for quick navigation. You can invite team members and assign roles with granular permissions.
Termix is open source under the MIT license, making it a good fit for small teams or individual sysadmins who want a self-hosted web terminal without the overhead of a full control panel. The project is maintained by Termix-SSH and has an active GitHub repository.
Termix supports common SSH key types and password authentication. It runs on Linux servers using Docker for easy deployment. The interface includes a built-in text editor, session logging, and a command palette for quick navigation. You can invite team members and assign roles with granular permissions.
Termix is open source under the MIT license, making it a good fit for small teams or individual sysadmins who want a self-hosted web terminal without the overhead of a full control panel. The project is maintained by Termix-SSH and has an active GitHub repository.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Free
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Linux
- Developer
- Termix-SSH