What is Web-SSH?

Web-SSH is web application of SSH client.
You can connect your remote PC through SSH within a browser.
Another usage is interactive remote shell sessions with several other users on the same PC.
It's super cool use case since you can debug a remote machine with several people (Only send a session link!).

Web-SSH Architecture

Session Proxy
Receiving all the sessions commands messages and return the outputs.
Responsible for initialize each session environment.
Queues
- STDOUT Queue Receiving STDOUT of the SSH Shell process and pass it back to Session Proxy service (and to the client).
- Commands Queue Receiving commands from clients and pass them into SSH Runner consumer.
SSH Runner
Runs each SSH Session as a sub-process.
Fetching (Sampeling) the STDOUT of each process and pass it into the Queue.
Rececing the commands and send them into the STDIN of each process.

Notes

Real Remote STDOUT The ssh session shell is opened in another process (inside docker container).
We are pulling the STDOUT from this '/bin/shell; exit' process.
It's possible also using Paramiko and skip this sub-process thing but it won't give us the PS1 and the REAL shell expreience.
Inner Container of each SSH Runner provide shell session isolation from the host (backend) environment.
The sub-process we opened is actually a shell which run SSH client, so if we EXIT (and somehow skip the 'exit' commnad) the SSH session we have shell on the backend SSH Runner service.
Think about a smart user that will exit the SSH session and run 'reboot' command. It will reset the whole Backend!
Shell Output Styling using ANSI escape code.
We use Ansi esace codes parser in the client for styling the output (colors, fonts, etc).
Queues will be implemented with RabbitMQ. They pass through a Exchange that routing the messages by their types to the matching queue.