Termix is a self-hosted server management platform that brings remote access and administration tools together in a single interface. It can be accessed through a browser as well as desktop and mobile clients, making the same collection of hosts and management tools available from different devices.
The software goes considerably beyond being a simple graphical SSH launcher. Hosts can be organised into folders and fleets, while individual sessions can combine terminals and remote desktops. Termix also provides administration facilities around the connection itself, including monitoring, automation, container management and collaboration.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- SSH terminal with tabs, split-screen layouts, configurable themes, command history, and live host information.
- Remote desktop sessions using RDP and VNC as well as Telnet connections.
- SFTP file manager for browsing, editing, moving, uploading, downloading, and transferring files between remote systems.
- Create local, remote, and dynamic SSH tunnels with reconnection and health checking.
- Manage Docker and Podman containers, inspect resource usage, and open shells inside running containers.
- Collect Linux host metrics including CPU, memory, disks, network activity, processes, temperatures, ports, and system information.
- Build automations triggered by schedules, host availability, metric thresholds, container events, health checks, or webhooks.
- Group machines into fleets for running commands, transferring files, installing packages, and collecting inventory information across multiple hosts.
- Share live terminal or remote desktop sessions with other users and optionally record sessions for later playback.
- Supports reusable credentials, SSH key deployment, jump hosts, Wake-on-LAN, role-based sharing, passkeys, two-factor authentication, and external identity providers.
- Includes an optional AI assistant which is disabled until configured and can be kept disabled by administrators.
Website: github.com/Termix-SSH/Termix
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Developer: Luke Gustafson
License: Apache License 2.0
Termix is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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