ShellHub Agent
The ShellHub is a lightweight software component that runs the device and provide communication between the device and ShellHub's server. Its main role is to provide a reserve SSH server always connected to the ShellHub server, allowing SSH connections to be established to the device even when it is behind a firewall or NAT.
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Secure Communication: The agent establishes encrypted connections between remote devices and the ShellHub server, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity during communication.
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Device Registration: Upon installation on a new device, the agent registers it with the ShellHub server, making it accessible and manageable from the web interface.
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Authentication and Access Control: The agent handles user authentication, allowing administrators to enforce access control based on user credentials and defined permissions.
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Session Management: The agent manages SSH sessions initiated by users, providing secure remote access to registered devices through the ShellHub web interface.
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Heartbeat and Health Checks: The agent sends regular heartbeat signals to the ShellHub server, indicating its status and health, facilitating device availability monitoring.
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The ShellHub Agent is compatible with various Linux distributions. For a list of supported operating systems and versions, please check the compatibility documentation.
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If you need assistance or have questions about the ShellHub Agent, feel free to reach out to us on our support forum.
Please note that the ShellHub Agent is continually evolving, and some features may have changed or been added since this README was last updated. For the latest information, always refer to the official documentation and project repository.
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