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Portside

Portside is a session manager and terminal for operators who run fleets of Linux servers — plus their containers, Kubernetes pods, serial consoles, and legacy telnet endpoints — from a Mac. Connect over OpenSSH or mosh, plug into a switch with a native serial bridge, and keep...

One foldered library for SSH and mosh hosts, containers, Kubernetes pods, serial consoles, and telnet endpoints — with transport and environment badges.

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Mac
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Features

  1.  Swift App
  2.  Serial terminal
  3.  Support for SFTP
  4.  SwiftUI App
  5.  SSH
  6.  Secure Copy (SCP)

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What is Portside?

Portside is a session manager and terminal for operators who run fleets of Linux servers — plus their containers, Kubernetes pods, serial consoles, and legacy telnet endpoints — from a Mac. Connect over OpenSSH or mosh, plug into a switch with a native serial bridge, and keep every target in one searchable, foldered library. Multi-host broadcast with guardrails, SFTP, port forwarding, and credential glue all live in the same native window. No Electron, no web view: SwiftUI and a real terminal, built around the tools you already use.