anvie / tssah

Help you organize your ssh-to-connect servers

TO SSH AH (TSSAH)

Painless simple SSH inventory host management system.

Features

• Quick SSH connect. Every seconds matters!
• SSH server inventory. Human brain is optimized for processing not for storage.
• Grouping. Manage your multiple servers with ease by grouping it.
• Ansible inventory like definition file format.

Benefit: 5-15 seconds time saving when switching.

Installation

$ python <(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anvie/tssah/master/tsh.py" -s -N)

Edit ~/.tssah/servers.cfg and add your own server definition with this format: name=[SERVER-NAME] host=[HOST] port=[SSH-PORT] user=[LOGIN-NAME] Eg:

name=alpha1 host=123.11.22.33 port=222 user=admin

HOST is optional, if not set Tssah will use SERVER-NAME as host.

PORT is optional, default is 22.

LOGIN-NAME is optional, if not set Tssah will use user name taken from TSSAH_USER environment variable, otherwise Tssah will get from USER environment variable.

You can also just write like this:

[staging] staging1.example.com staging2.example.com

or like this:

[staging] staging1.example.com host=192.168.1.10

Setting default user name to access to server:

$ export TSSAH_USER=robin

Usage

To see usage, just run:

$ tsh

Example output:

USAGE:
        $ tsh [SERVER-NAME]

Example:
        $ tsh alpha1

To listing all registered servers and it data, just run it with param `ls`, eg:

        $ tsh ls

To check all servers is up or down:

        $ tsh ping

REGISTERED SERVERS:

alpha1               alpha2