Termix-SSH/Termix

Termix

Self-hosted, plugin-based server management

Termix is a free, open source, self-hosted server management platform built on plugins. The core keeps your hosts, credentials, users, sharing and sessions. Everything else, like the SSH terminal, remote desktop, file manager, Docker and metrics, is a plugin you can turn on, off or remove.

It runs on web, desktop and mobile. Think of it as a free, self-hosted Termius.

Try it at demo.termix.site. Any username and password works.

What every install has, with or without plugins:

• Hosts: Save hosts in nested folders with tags and parent hosts, bulk edit, import and export, and use Quick Connect for one-off connections
• Credentials: Reuse saved passwords and keys across hosts, with host defaults you can set for the server, a user or a folder
• Sharing and Roles: Share hosts, credentials and folders with users or roles at four levels: connect, view, edit and manage
• Accounts: Local accounts, sessions you can see and revoke, trusted devices, API keys and an audit log
• Security: Passwords, keys and other secrets are encrypted per user, and the database can be encrypted on disk
• Desktop Sync: The desktop app runs on its own and can link to a Termix server to keep an offline copy of your account
• Interface: Tabs and split screen, a command palette (double tap left shift), rebindable shortcuts, themes, branding and around 30 languages
• Databases: SQLite by default, with PostgreSQL and MySQL supported too

Plugins add everything else. The official ones ship with Termix, and admins can install, update or remove plugins from the Plugins tab. Each plugin has its own repo.

Want to build your own? Start from the plugin template. Plugins you can install are listed in the registry. Turn on the community registry in Plugins, Registries to install plugins made by other people, or add your own registry. See submitting a plugin and hosting your own registry.

See the docs for install steps on every platform.

Sample Docker Compose file (you can leave out guacd and the network if you don't plan to use the Remote Desktop plugin):

services:
  termix:
    image: ghcr.io/termix-ssh/termix:latest
    container_name: termix
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "8080:8080"
    volumes:
      - termix-data:/app/data
    environment:
      PORT: "8080"
      GUACD_HOST: "guacd"
      GUACD_TUNNEL_HOST: "termix"
      GUACD_RECORDING_PATH: "/termix-data/session_recordings/guacamole"
      GUACD_DRIVE_PATH: "/termix-data/rdp-drive"
    depends_on:
      - guacd
    networks:
      - termix-net

  guacd:
    image: guacamole/guacd:1.6.0
    container_name: guacd
    restart: unless-stopped
    volumes:
      - termix-data:/termix-data
    networks:
      - termix-net

volumes:
  termix-data:
    driver: local

networks:
  termix-net:
    driver: bridge

If Termix runs on the network it manages, an outage takes it down right when you need it. A VPS keeps it reachable, gives you a static IP and works from anywhere without a VPN or port forward.

GINERNET sponsors Termix and the docs have a setup guide for their VPS.

Termix has no paid plans. Donations cover servers, domains and development time.

Donate

For a paid sponsor spot, email mail@termix.site.

                       

Bugs and ideas for Termix itself (login, hosts, credentials, sharing, sync, the app and desktop app) go in this repo: report a bug or request a feature.

Every plugin has its own repo, so a problem with the terminal, file manager, Docker, remote desktop or any other plugin goes in that plugin's repo (see the table above, or use Report an issue on the plugin's page in the app, which fills in your versions for you). Not sure where it goes? Open it here and it will be moved.

You need a GitHub account. Add as much detail as you can, in English if possible.

For discussions and questions, join the Discord server. Update videos are on YouTube.

Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.