XPipe
Your entire server infrastructure at your fingertips
XPipe acts as a central hub for remote connections, a terminal launcher that opens shell sessions in a preferred terminal, and a remote file browser. It loads existing SSH configuration files and agents, detects containers and clusters automatically, and supports hypervisors and remote desktop protocols tunneled over SSH. Connection data can be synchronized through a self-hosted git repository for team collaboration.
8 alternatives to XPipe
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