1. Secure Shell (SSH) Environment (Revision #94)

          Today high-performance servers and high-scalable databases are important both for data processing and for reporting. Most Fortune 500 companies will have thousands of servers for their critical business initiatives. Managing several DB servers as well as 1000's of multiple remote users can be a hurdle in ensuring rapid analysis and timely reporting. AquaFolds goal is to help organizations simplify tasks and lower the cost by streamlining the development and prodution environments. The result is a combination of a complete Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for databases and a secured SSH Environment as a single interface for the latest release 10.0

What can I do with Aqua Data Studio SSH Environment?

Connect, Visualize, Execute and Share.

• Register SSH Server connections in Aqua Data Studio v 10.0 and Connect to remote hosts with a secure interface
• Visualize and manage 1000s of terminals in multiple tabbed sessions
• Open display oriented interactive Text Editors like vi, vim, emacs
• Execute commands on remote servers. Support most common ones like Unix file operations(chmod,chown,ln,find), Unix system status commands(last,w,who,uname), advanced process management commands (ps,ptree,kill.pmap),Unix filesystems commands(fstyp,df,du), Unix filesystem management (mount,umount,fsck,mkfs) etc.
• Share datastudio SSH Environment configurations to other users to save time

What's new?

Register multiple SSH Server connections in the Schema Browser:

Anyone accustomed to using terminal commands or SSH connections with PuTTY or any other terminal emulator will find Aqua Data Studio 10.0's Secure Shell (SSH) Environment extremely useful. The inclusion of an SSH Shell Environment allows secure command-line server and database interaction. Just like the other connections in the application, SSH connections can be customized in the Servers Browser and opened (one or several at a time) by using Shortcut Toolbar shortcuts and Shortcut Toolbar folders.

SSH Server Terminal	SSH Server Context Menus	SSH Server Properties Dialog	SSH Server Toolbar Shortcuts

Connect and Connect As Options

With the Connect option you can establish a secure SSH connection with the supported authentication information You can use the Connect As option to SSH directly if you have many remote user logins. This prompts for the username and password.

Clone a registration

You can quickly create a clone of an already registered server using the Register SSH Server Clone option.

Session Tabs: Like Database Server Connections, SSH Connections also open in individual tabs which can be organized within Aqua Data Studio's Workspace and Docking Framework. The Docking Framework allows grouping, coloring, stacking and navigating tabbed SSH terminal windows in a workspace.  

SSH Server Workspace Tabs	SSH Server Docking Framework

Reconnect to a server

You can quickly reconnect to registered server using the Reconnect Icon available on the toolbar.

Font/Background Color, Tab Size (Indentation) Options: SSH Connection tab appearance can be customized by choosing a font, tab size (indentation), foreground color, background color and the format of tab labels to visually identify SSH terminals among other opened connection tabs.

SSH Server Terminal Options	SSH Server Tab Color

Find in Buffer: Find in Buffer allows searching and highlighting text in the current SSH connection tab. Navigating the highlighted items can be done with Previous and Next buttons at the bottom of the SSH connection frame. This functionality is similar to the Search functions in the other Aqua Data Studio editors.

SSH Server Find in Buffer

Notes... Tariq to Complete ...SSH - add a "Connect As..." option

To ssh directly if you have mnany users