DevOps and on-call
GoTerm keeps your SSH sessions running on its gateway, not on your laptop. Open any browser, sign in, and you’re back in the terminal you left, with everything it printed while you were away.
Personal is $5 a month. Teams is $35 a month for 5 people.
Sound familiar?
The alert comes in at dinner or on the train. Your keys, your SSH config and your open sessions are on a laptop at home.
A migration runs for forty minutes. The Wi-Fi blinks once, and the job dies with your SSH session.
Grafana and the admin pages only open from inside the network, on a computer that’s set up for it. At 2 a.m., that’s never the one you have.
How GoTerm helps
Everything you need for a night on call is already in your browser: your hosts, your team’s keys, and the sessions you left open.
Sessions that keep running
Sessions live on GoTerm’s gateway. Start a deploy at your desk, close the lid, and reattach from any browser. What it printed while you were away is replayed when you come back.
Tabs and split panes
Tail the API’s log in one pane while you check the cluster in the next. Each host can have its own colors, so production never looks like staging.
Web tabs
If one of your servers can reach a dashboard or a test site, GoTerm opens it in a browser tab, carried inside the SSH connection you already have. Nothing new is opened to the internet, and there’s no tunnel to set up on whatever computer you have.
Live sharing
Share the session with whoever knows the service best. They watch your terminal live from their own browser, and they type only if you let them.
A night on call
One incident, step by step. The times are an example; every step is something GoTerm does today.
02:07
The alert reaches your phone. Your laptop is at home.
02:09
You sign in on the nearest computer. Your hosts and your team’s keys are already there.
02:10
The session from the evening’s deploy is still open, with every error it printed since.
02:13
You share it with the service’s owner, who watches from their own laptop.
02:21
The pods come back up and you close the tab. The audit log has who did what.
The plan that fits
Teams gives 5 people one set of shared hosts and keys, and live sharing to pull each other into a session. Each extra person is $10 a month.
On call alone? Personal has the web terminal, sessions that keep running and web tabs, for $5 a month.
Prices are in US dollars and billed monthly. VAT or sales tax is added at checkout where it applies.
For teams
$35per month
5 seats included. Extra seats are $10 a month each.
Work on the same servers together.
Start with TeamsYes. A session runs on GoTerm’s gateway until you end it or it sits idle for too long. Open it again from any browser and what it printed while you were away is replayed.
Yes. Save the jump host once with each host, as with ssh -J, and GoTerm connects through it. The servers behind it never need to face the internet.
No. They see the terminal, and they type only if you allow it. Keys stay sealed on GoTerm’s servers and are never shown to the people you share with.
Yes, with web tabs. GoTerm opens the page in a browser tab through the SSH connection to a host that can reach it. Web tabs come with every paid plan.
Tell us about your rotation and how you reach your servers today, and we’ll set up a workspace for your team.
Every customer’s servers, split by team, every session on record.
Client servers kept apart, and access that ends with the contract.
A terminal in every student’s browser, and help when they’re stuck.