GitHub and GitLab
Clone and push over SSH.
SSH from any browser
The OpenSSH client and an app that manages your keys and hosts. Make a key, add it to GitHub, connect to your servers.
id_ed25519ed25519 · SHA256:q8Jb…4fXk
work_rsarsa 4096 · SHA256:Lm2w…9aRt
Private keys stay in the outpost. They sync encrypted; only your browser can decrypt them.
arm644 vCPU3.5 GBDebian 13end-to-end encryptedrelay connected
Make a key in one click
Create an ed25519 key, or import the one you have. Copy the public key, or press Add to GitHub or Add to GitLab and paste it there.
- ed25519, ecdsa and rsa
- Optional passphrase, asked once
- Private keys never reach the page
$ ssh staging
deploy@staging:~$ uptime
14:02 up 41 days, load 0.12
Hosts as a form, not a file
Edit ~/.ssh/config as a list of hosts: name, user, address, port and key. Press Test connection to check it before you need it.
- ~/.ssh/config and known_hosts
- Test connection
- ssh-agent starts by itself
Your keys follow you, encrypted
Keys and hosts sync with your 0cloud account, encrypted in your browser first. On a new computer, sign in and git push works.
- Encrypted before upload
- Decrypted only in your browser
- Revoke a device any time
Your browserencrypts before uploadOur servers
- ~/.ssh/id_ed25519key→x9Fq…7Ld2
- ~/.bashrcdotfile→x9Fq…7Ld2
- ~/.bash_historyhistory→x9Fq…7Ld2
- ~/work/shop-apifiles→x9Fq…7Ld2
The key never leaves your browser. We store the right-hand column only.
What you can reach
Linux servers
Any host that speaks SSH.
Port forwarding
ssh -L to reach a database.
tmux on the server
Attach to long sessions.
ssh-agent
Passphrase asked once.
scp and rsync
Move files both ways.
Questions
Where do SSH connections go out?
Through the 0cloud relay, the outpost’s link to the internet. The SSH session stays encrypted end to end.
Can 0cloud read my private key?
No. Keys are encrypted in your browser before they sync, and only your browser can decrypt them.
Does git over SSH work?
Yes. Add your key to GitHub or GitLab and clone, pull and push as usual.