Termius Reviews & Product Details

Termius makes it easy for me to manage a large number of Linux servers. I cannot tell you how many times the mobile app has saved me while on the road. It definitely has been a game-changer for allowing us to grow.

I have been using Termius for two years and I have not found anything that I do not like about it.

When I started my business, I was using Putty which works great for a small number of servers. However, the pain of managing multiple SSH keys was to much. I tried Termius on a whim and it has made my job of managing our infrastructure so much easier that it was when I started.

Termius is very easy to use. Even complete beginners can get started right away thanks to an intuitive user interface. I use Termius to connect to remote computers with Mac OS, IBM AIX via ssh and telnet.

I wish the host list could be edited more flexibly. Currently, the host list is quite usable, but when the list is large I would sometimes wish I could sort the hosts with the mouse by some criterion that doesn’t have to be “sort by name”.

With the help of the Termius application, I do system administration and review the status of many computers. Through Termius I write shell scripts, as well as many other things that a UNIX system admin has to do.

I love how fast it is, plus its elegant UI

Nothing just yet. I can't think of any at the moment.

SSH Connection Server Connection

The UI is awesome, the ease of accessing different VPCs is awesome. I can save keys separately. Just click a button and i can start doing my work

I am thinking about what I dislike.. but can't find one.

- Access different VPCs via SSH with ease.

Quite a simple interface, multi-language program features. It is working on many platforms. Also, it keeps getting the update, and every day, it's getting better and better.

Premium packages really expensive, and there must be a yearly subscription with lower prices.

I am using Termius for my SSH connection. It handles well about it.

Account can store users' login keys or login details.

I don't see any downside of this application.

All of my problems. Because I'm a DevSecOps

Syncing Hosts and Keys between devices is an awesome feature.

SFTP handler can bet integrated with the OS Better, you can't open files directly from a server on your local machine.

Managing my hosts easily, even when I'm out on my Android Phone.

Identity Management. It's able to store keys, files, credentials, identities, and more. All fully-secured and encrypted.

It's built on Electron, so a bit memory-hoggy. Also suffers from a few of the same graphical glitches that can sometimes occur with anything built around Electron, such as on some rare occasions on wake-from-hibernate, the windows are just a single color, and unresponsive, until you force-quit Chrome and all other Electron-based apps.

Identity management across devices when you're in a position to need to be able to work quickly and adapt to a number of different work modes (in-office, at home, on-call at your parent's house) ensures that all I need to do is download termius, login, perform what audits/implementations are needed, then remove termius. Usually, this is less than a 10-minute ordeal all-inclusive. I no longer have to worry about whether or not I have my Key-Pairs drive on me. I No longer need to worry about having a private GitHub with my ssh keys stored (which I'm not really a fan of this method, anyway...). It just makes things easier not having to worry about managing my login credentials.

Good quality of software, runs smoothly, lots of things you can configure.

I don't see any drawbacks in this software. Using it actively for several months.

Being able to access my servers from anywhere, at anytime

It is a lot like putty but more user friendly since it allows you to save hosts that are going to be used frequently and reconnect to them without needing to enter the information again and has a free version that can be recommended to people unwilling or unable to pay for the pro version and the free version is good enough for almost all basic tasks. If you need a feature of the pro version you are using the tool professionally so it's just fair to pay for the license.

If you need an open-source solution sadly Termius is just not for you because although it is free it is not open source

Connecting to remote hosts, saving the logins, and performing tasks by SSH