Termix

Termix is a self-hosted, browser-based SSH workspace designed to manage servers and open terminal sessions from a centralized web UI. It focuses on organizing hosts, credentials, and connections so you can access infrastructure consistently across devices and (optionally) teams.

Key Features

• Web UI for launching and using SSH terminal sessions from a browser
• Host inventory/organization to group and quickly access servers
• Saved connection settings to standardize how hosts are reached
• Multi-user-oriented setup (where configured) for shared infrastructure access
• Designed to run as a server application you can deploy via container-based workflows

Use Cases

• Provide a central SSH access point for homelab or small-team server administration
• Organize many SSH endpoints (VPS, on‑prem servers, routers) into a manageable inventory
• Replace ad-hoc SSH bookmarks with a consistent web-based operations console

Limitations and Considerations

• Feature depth and enterprise controls depend on the project’s current maturity; verify support for advanced access controls/auditing before adopting for regulated environments.

Termix is a practical choice when you want a web-accessible SSH terminal plus a simple way to catalog and manage many hosts. It is best suited for homelabs and small operations teams that value a lightweight, centralized SSH workflow over a full privileged-access management suite.