SSH Access Management software provides a centralized gateway for controlling remote connections to servers, Kubernetes clusters, and databases. These tools replace scattered login credentials with a unified system for managing SSH, RDP, and VNC sessions. This type of software is for system administrators who need to audit privileged access to infrastructure and internal web applications. Self-hosting these apps ensures that authentication logs and connection keys remain on private hardware. You can manage remote terminal access and tunnel configurations without relying on external cloud gateways.
This page lists 6 open source tools in the SSH Access Management category. The most popular are JumpServer, Teleport and Termix. Most use the Apache-2.0 or AGPL-3.0 license, and 6 offer an official Docker image.
Provides secure, browser based privileged access management for SSH, RDP, Kubernetes, databases and remote application endpoints.
Provides connectivity, authentication, and access controls for servers, Kubernetes clusters, databases, and internal web applications.
Self-hosted server management platform for SSH terminal access, remote desktop control, and infrastructure monitoring.
A transparent bastion host for managing secure access to SSH, HTTPS, Kubernetes, MySQL, PostgreSQL, RDP and VNC.
Create HTTP, HTTPS, WebSocket, and TCP tunnels to localhost using standard SSH without custom clients.
Centralized SSH gateway for remote access and management of Linux servers, IoT devices, and containers.
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