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Browser (free to use) SSH

I have a commercial product that allows users to connect to various SSH endpoints. These users are currently forced to download and use Putty ... It seems pretty simple, except that my SSH endpoints require RSA / Private Key authentication. Thus, now the connection with these endpoints is getting sick, because I need to explain to my users how: 1) to download and configure Putty. 2) Manage, configure, and use your PEM private keys. I would like to make everything transparent, "just working" through the browser. I own all the information (both IP addresses and PEM connection keys), is there such a thing as browser-based SSH that is capable and can have access to RSA keys for connection?

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MindTerm, from http://www.appgate.com/index/products/mindterm/mindterm_features.html , has a free limited license and supports the features you want.

JCTerm is absolutely free.

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Have you tried SSHtools ? I think the GSI-SSHTerm is derived from it. As far as I know, GSI-SSHTerm is still actively supported. I support the Grid Security Interface (GSI), so it may have more features than you need.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1753426/

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