browser based SSH terminal and server connection manager, packaged by cloudimg
Termix is a self hosted server management platform that runs in a browser. It provides an SSH terminal with tabs and split panes, an SFTP file manager, port forwarding tunnels, and RDP, VNC and Telnet remote desktop sessions, all against servers you own. Connections are kept in one central inventory with folders and tags, so a team shares a single organised view of its fleet instead of scattering host entries and keys across individual laptops. Credentials, including SSH private keys, are held in an encrypted store rather than in plain configuration files.
The cloudimg image is built from the pinned upstream release with nginx in front and the remote desktop proxy already installed, so the interface answers as soon as the VM boots. No account ships: you create the first administrator on first visit, and the secrets that sign sessions and encrypt the credential store are generated on your own VM at first boot, so no two deployments share key material. Every backend service is bound to loopback, leaving only SSH and the web interface reachable. Paired with a walk through verified deploy guide and 24/7 cloudimg support.
Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.