Termix

Termix is a self-hosted, web-based server management platform for accessing and operating remote machines over SSH from a single interface. It combines a feature-rich terminal, SSH tunnel management, remote file operations, and basic container controls for day-to-day administration.

Key Features

• Web SSH terminal with tabbed sessions and split panels (up to 4)
• SSH tunnel management with health monitoring and automatic reconnection
• Remote file manager with upload/download, rename/move/delete, and built-in viewing/editing for common file types
• Docker container management (start/stop/pause/remove), container stats, and docker exec access
• Host and credential organization with tags/folders and reusable connection details, including SSH key deployment workflows
• Server stats for CPU, memory, disk, network, uptime, and system information
• Role-based access control (RBAC) for sharing hosts and permissions across users/roles
• Authentication features including OIDC support, TOTP-based 2FA, and session management
• Encrypted local storage using SQLite database files, plus import/export for hosts and related data

Use Cases

• Centralized SSH access for homelabs and small infrastructure teams
• Securely exposing internal services through managed SSH tunnels
• Lightweight remote operations: file edits, quick diagnostics, and basic Docker container administration

Termix fits teams and individuals who want an all-in-one SSH-centric management UI with built-in access controls and operational tooling. It is especially useful when you want a single place to manage connections, tunnels, files, and server health checks across multiple servers.