SSH Service
SSH, or Secure Shell, is a secure network protocol that provides a secure channel for remote login and command execution on a remote computer. It encrypts all data sent between the client and server, ensuring that sensitive information like passwords and other credentials are protected against interception or eavesdropping.
Hubble Studio projects can be accessed through SSH, allowing you to securely connect to your environments and perform various tasks, such as editing files and running command-line tools. To connect to a Hubble Studio project, you can use an SSH client and the appropriate connection details provided by Hubble Studio.
Connecting via SSH
You can find the appropriate connection details for your project under Services > SSH.
- Host - The server you will need to connect to.
- Username - The username used to authenticate.
- Port - The port under which the ssh service is reachable.
We do not support authenticating via password!
You will need to configure your SSH Keys in your profile before you can successfully connect via SSH.
Adding SSH keys
SSH Keys are managed by the members of your team themselves. If you add a new member to your team or remove a member, the available SSH keys for all the projects in the team will be updated.