Next Terminal
Next Terminal is a browser-based bastion and session auditing system for remote access. It lets administrators reach RDP, SSH, VNC, Telnet, Kubernetes, MySQL, and Redis targets from a web browser, with centralised user management that replaces scattered credentials and point-to-point connections.
Key Features
- Multi-protocol access — Connect to RDP, SSH, VNC, Telnet, Kubernetes, MySQL, and Redis through one portal.
- Browser-based client — No desktop client to install; all sessions run in the web interface.
- Centralised credentials — Manage connection credentials in one place instead of distributing them to users.
- Session auditing — Record sessions for review, supporting compliance and security investigations.
- User & role management — Control who can access which hosts, with role-based permissions.
- Asset management — Organise hosts and credentials into a structured catalog for easy administration.
- Self-hosted — Deploy on your own server so audit data and credentials stay internal.
- Lightweight install — A single Go-based server quickly rolls out onto existing infrastructure.
Why Use Next Terminal?
Next Terminal consolidates remote access into a browser-based bastion where you manage users and credentials centrally and keep audits of every session. For teams juggling SSH boxes, RDP hosts, and Kubernetes clusters, it removes the need to hand out a dozen credentials and gives you one audited entry point.
Use Cases
- IT teams needing central, audited access to a mix of Linux and Windows machines.
- Ops staff who frequently touch databases and clusters and want a single web portal for them.
- Self-hosters who want a bastion that records who accessed what and when.
Platform
Linux server (Go binary or Docker) · any modern web browser as the client
Licence
Apache License 2.0