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Authentication

Termix supports a few different ways to sign in, and they can all be used at once.

  • Local accounts. A username and password stored in Termix itself. The first account you create becomes the initial admin.
  • SSO providers. OIDC, LDAP, GitHub, and Google can all be added as login options, any number of each, side by side. See SSO Providers.
  • Two factor auth. Local accounts can turn on TOTP for an extra code at login. See TOTP.
  • OPKSSH. SSH certificate based login for connecting to servers using your identity provider instead of a password or key. See OPKSSH.

On top of sign in, Termix has:

  • RBAC. Share hosts and credentials with other users or roles instead of giving everyone full access. See RBAC.
  • Security notes. General security practices and what Termix encrypts. See Security.