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SSH Access

If you want to have console access to your service or want to reach private service from the outside, you can use SSH.

Deploy the SSH Tunnel preset. You can keep all the default settings:

SSH Tunnel

After deploying the service (should take <15 seconds), you will find the port, host, and password in the service details.

Copy the host and port and use the following command to connect to your service:

Terminal window
ssh root@ssh-tunnel-abcd.sliplane.app -p 2222

It will ask for the password you set in your environment variables. If you want to use a SSH key instead, check out the Github Repository on how to do that.

Once you are connected, you are in the same network as all your private services. You will be able to reach them via their service name.

If you want to have console access to your service you will have to install a SSH server on the service you want to access. To learn how to do that, check out the SSH Server repository.