In the field of server operation and maintenance management, choosing the right tools can achieve a qualitative leap in efficiency. Today, I will bring you three free and easy-to-use SSH tools to help you handle various server management tasks with ease.
Although MOBICSTON is not a direct Github project, it has spawned many related Github projects. It can be called a "one-stop" solution for remote server management, supporting multiple connection and management methods such as SSH, Telnet, SFTP, and even remote desktop control RDP, VNC, etc.
As a commercial software, its stability and later update support are quite reliable. The free version is sufficient for daily development work. If you need complete functionality, you can move to Github.
In the experience session, we chose Amazon Cloud’s EC2 cloud server for demonstration. Here is a tip to save money: If you have not used Amazon cloud technology products before, newly registered users can experience many cloud services for free, such as cloud servers, databases, etc., as well as lifetime free cloud services such as messaging services and NOSQL databases. . Using these, you can not only complete the current demonstration, but also build subsequent blogs, network disks, game private servers, etc. The price/performance ratio is very high.
When configuring an SSH connection, it is recommended to fill in the server address, user name, and key file to avoid using plain text passwords to prevent information leakage. MOBICSTON has fast connection speeds and has a geeky interface and color scheme, which may be one of the reasons for its popularity. It is also a Github open source terminal tool that supports Mac, Windows and Linux platforms. After installation, its multi-language support is already in place, and Chinese settings are simple and convenient. However, its SSH function does not have many highlights, but its interface UI is cool and can be used as a replacement for the system's default terminal.
ELECTURN is an open source terminal software that provides local terminal, SSH, Telnet, SCP, RDP, VNC, SFTP and other connection methods. It can be considered as an alternative to the fully open source version of MOBICSTON. It also has rich client support covering Linux, Mac and Windows.
In order to keep up with the trend of the times, the author recently launched the Web terminal function to implement browser SSH remote login. It has many highlights. It allows you to synchronize bookmarks to your personal Github or Gitee private repository, making it easy to synchronize login information and shortcut commands in the cloud. It also supports inputting a command to multiple terminals at the same time, and can customize theme switching, background images, etc.
The above are three free and easy-to-use SSH tools introduced in this issue. You may wish to go to Amazon Cloud Technology to apply for a free server and practice it. If you have any other good SSH tools, please share them in the comments or comments. I look forward to seeing everyone share their experiences in the comments section. See you next time!
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