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Unclaimed: Are are working at Termius ?
Termius is a cross-platform SSH client that provides secure remote access to Unix and Linux servers for software developers and system administrators. It offers a user-friendly interface with features like SFTP, Mosh, and port forwarding, enhancing productivity and efficiency in managing servers. Termius is available on various platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, making it a versatile tool for remote server management.
Company | Termius |
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Year founded | 2019 |
Company size | 11-50 employees |
Headquarters | San Francisco, California |
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Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Linux, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
I can have several servers at my fingertips and differentiate them by colors... so simple, so friendly
Right now, I haven't found something I dislike
I have access to all my Linux servers in one only place. This is so useful because we are only three persons in my department
Easy to use, well laid out, vaulted access to targets, very good product
No dislikes, Easy to use, well laid out, vaulted access to targets, very good product
Easy to use, well laid out, vaulted access to targets, very good product, used for access to services
It works in different operative systems, and you can share the sessions among the different systems
Color themes are very limited, and creating a new one takes time
Sharing session across different systems
I reaaaaaaally love that I have the control of my PM2, EC2, etc., from my smartphone, that means that I can easily go out for a walk not worrying about a server that's down because I can spin up the instance from my phone Lol
So far so good to be honest, I'm doing great with it
I can easily handle all my instances in AWS, other servers and so on.
The best thing I liked about Termius is that it allows me to keep all of my Virtual Machines at one place. I can log into multiple remote VMs at the same time using SSH and can also start local session to do basic work in shell. I can also store my session keys, so I don't have to worry about it.
The thing that disappoint me is their customer support. Due to Hardware issue in my smartphone, I lost MFA access, and wanted to reset MFA. Hence, i contacted their customer support, and they responded after the 2 months. I lost hope that I will never be able to recover my account, but in the end they helped me. But still, I really hate their customer service.
Termis is helping people use Remote Machines without worrying about session security and re-entering credentials everytime you use them. It allows me to store my keys and credentials along with Remote VMs address, so I can connect to my machines with just one click!
1. Ability to organize all connections 2. Auto connection on network reset, reliability 3. Screen area utilization, connection colors 4. Ability to duplicate connections in tabs, windows Overall feels so inituative .
No dislike for me as of by now. Hope it will remain so in future.
SSH and ftp management.
1. Don't need to remember the host name and password/paraphrase. 2. Command autocomplete and option to create snippets 3. SFTP
The autocomplete feature at times creates trouble in completing command through tab.
Overall management of multiple remote hosts
Having the SFTP and SSH under one roof that's why I love Termius. Oh and she aint bad to look at either. 😍😜
Encrypted password can be tricky. Make sure you write it down cuz if you forget that one, it forgets you back!
Managing my Discord bots that I have running on Virtual Machine screens on the Google Cloud
Ubiquity, ease of use, sync, team features, just the best terminal for the past 5 years.
lack of sync on SFTP between local and remote. But that's a dropt in a bucket compared to what termius actually has helped our team.
Automating Scripting, Cloud/On-premises support, tunneling
Termius is installed on my iPhone and my Windows PC. It saves the server access information, and CLI commands I use often. My customers use Linux Ubuntu, Suse, RedHat, Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure and FreeBSD. I get woken up at 3 AM and don't have to fumble around to get access to a server. Once I have the customer's name, I fix and resolve the issue within minutes.
When I find something to dislike about Termius, I will share it.
Server security and maintaining applications running on the server. Such as Apache, Email, MySQL and DNS. Instant access is most important, as well as the encryption of passwords