gnmyt/Nexterm
Nexterm
Nexterm is a centralized management platform for remote server administration, providing a web-based gateway for SSH, VNC, and RDP connections. It serves as a unified interface for managing remote server connectivity, secure access control, and server resource monitoring.
The platform integrates a Docker container orchestrator and a virtualization management console to control LXC and QEMU containers. It features an identity gateway that supports OpenID Connect single sign-on and two-factor authentication, alongside an SFTP file manager for remote file transfer and organization.
The system includes capabilities for real-time performance monitoring of CPU and memory, network access configuration for host or bridge networking, and organization management to isolate environments using role-based access control.
The application is deployed via container images, supporting both single-unit and split architectural patterns.
Features
- Remote Management Gateways - Provides a centralized web-based gateway for secure, authenticated access to remote server administration protocols.
- Multi-Protocol Remote Node Connectors - Integrates SSH, VNC, and RDP streams into a single interface for diverse remote desktop and terminal control.
- Virtualization Managers - Controls LXC and QEMU containers to provide flexible server virtualization and environment isolation.
- SSH Client Connections - Handles secure remote command execution and terminal emulation by tunneling data via SSH.
- LXC and QEMU Management - Provides a virtualization management console to control LXC and QEMU containers for environment isolation.
- Virtualization Management - Implements a management console to deploy and control LXC and QEMU virtualized server instances.
- Identity Provider Integrations - Integrates external identity providers using OIDC and two-factor authentication for secure user access.
- OIDC Identity Integrations - Acts as a secure access layer authenticating users via OpenID Connect SSO and two-factor authentication.
- SSO-Integrated Access Controls - Implements two-factor authentication and OIDC SSO to manage user permissions and secure server access.
- Identity Federation - Integrates external identity providers via OpenID Connect for centralized user authentication and single sign-on.
- Remote Server Connectivities - Provides mechanisms for establishing and managing secure connections to remote server environments.
- Hardware Metric Polling - Collects real-time performance data through periodic sampling of CPU and memory usage.
- Organization Management - Includes a system for grouping users and servers into organizations for isolated environment management.
- Remote Administration Interfaces - Offers a centralized interface for managing remote servers via SSH, VNC, and RDP connections.
- Server Resource Monitors - Tracks real-time CPU, memory, and process metrics to monitor remote server health.
- Hierarchical Organization Isolation - Structures users and resources into hierarchical groups to isolate administrative environments via RBAC.
- Visual SFTP Managers - Provides a web-based graphical user interface for managing files on remote servers over SFTP.
- Remote File Transfers - Implements secure file movement and remote file system management utilizing the SFTP protocol.
- Container Deployment - Implements container-based deployment patterns using Docker images for consistent environment hosting.
- Docker Container Orchestrators - Provides a management interface for deploying and operating applications running in Docker containers.
- Containerized Application Deployments - Provides a management system for deploying and operating applications within Docker containers.
- Real-Time Server Activity Monitors - Offers real-time monitoring of server CPU, memory, and active process metrics.
- Remote File Managers - Provides an interface for browsing, editing, and organizing files on remote servers using SFTP.
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