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Most popularA browser terminal for one team.
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- 6 GB RAM
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WeTTY hosting gives you a web terminal in your browser on your own domain, connected to a private SSH shell container that comes with it. Deploy WeTTY 4.0.0 with a Caddy password gateway, a bundled shell and two generated passwords, over HTTPS in minutes. The shell is a container with no sudo and no Docker socket, not a shell on the host server.
WeTTY, short for Web plus TTY, is a web-based terminal emulator: it serves a terminal in the browser and connects it to an SSH server over a websocket. Upstream calls it terminal over HTTP and HTTPS and an alternative to ajaxterm and anyterm, using xterm.js for full terminal emulation. A self-hosted WeTTY is an alternative to installing a desktop SSH client on every machine, released under the MIT licence.
On xCloud it is WeTTY 4.0.0, built from the v4.0.0 tag commit, with a Caddy gateway and a bundled openssh-server shell container, all pinned by digest. xCloud generates the gateway and shell passwords and serves it over HTTPS. The terminal opens a shell in a container, not on the host, with no sudo and no access to the host's files or Docker socket.
A web terminal needs the WeTTY app, an SSH shell to connect to, a password gate, an origin allowlist, a domain and a certificate before the first prompt. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick WeTTY from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server; the install form has no fields and two passwords are generated.
Step 02
One click. We start WeTTY, a Caddy gateway and an openssh-server shell container, all pinned by digest, set ALLOWEDORIGINS to your domain, mount wetty_shell_home and publish the terminal over HTTPS.
Step 03
Open your HTTPS URL, answer the browser prompt with the gateway username and password, then enter the shell password when the terminal asks. The username wetty is already filled in.
WeTTY runs here with a bundled shell container, behind a password gate, with the shell home on a volume you control.
Upstream serves a terminal over HTTP and HTTPS using xterm.js, a full terminal emulator in JavaScript, over websockets.
A small openssh-server container is included, so the terminal works at once. It has no sudo and no access to the host's files or Docker socket.
A Caddy gateway puts Basic Auth on the whole site, then the terminal asks for the generated shell password.
ALLOWEDORIGINS is set to your domain, and WeTTY rejects websocket connections from any other origin.
The flags that let URL parameters choose another SSH host or command stay off, so the terminal reaches only the bundled shell unless you change it.
The wetty user's home directory, shell history and SSH host keys live in wetty_shell_home, while WeTTY itself is stateless.
Managed hosting for WeTTY, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Open a terminal in a tab on a locked-down machine that cannot install an SSH program.
Hand out the gateway and shell passwords so colleagues can try commands in a container.
Use the terminal for a small task, then close the tab.
Set SSHHOST to another SSH server if you want the terminal to reach it instead of the bundled shell.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for WeTTY hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
A browser terminal for one team.
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Every size is a dedicated Cloud VPS we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Billed monthly with no lock-in — delete the server and the unused balance comes back to your account. WeTTY is licensed under MIT.
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No, not on the host. The terminal connects to a bundled shell container that has no sudo and no access to the host's files or Docker socket. Connections from that container to the internet are unrestricted, so treat it as a general-purpose Linux box.
Yes, twice. A Caddy gateway puts HTTP Basic auth on every path except /healthz, including the websocket, and the terminal then asks for the generated shell password. Only /healthz answers without authentication, and it returns just an ok response.
Not by default. The remote-host and remote-command flags are off, so URL parameters cannot choose another destination. You can point SSHHOST at a different server in the Environment editor, which replaces the bundled shell as the target.
WeTTY refuses websocket connections from any origin except ALLOWEDORIGINS, which is set to your domain. If you change the site domain, update ALLOWEDORIGINS to the new https address and redeploy, or the terminal will not connect.
Yes. WeTTY has a Docker image, and this template is WeTTY Docker hosting with a shell included: the image built from the v4.0.0 commit pinned by digest, a gateway, a shell container and HTTPS on your domain.
The manifest asks for 256 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 2 GB of disk. WeTTY is stateless and the shell is small, so the 6 GB plan leaves plenty of room for other apps.
Yes. WeTTY is MIT licensed, so running it has no licence cost. You pay only for the Cloud VPS, which gives you a WeTTY cloud of your own, and the image tag is built from the v4.0.0 release commit.
GATEWAY_PASSWORD guards the whole site and SSH_PASSWORD is the shell login, and both are applied on every start. Change them in the Environment editor and redeploy, not inside the container, then update anyone who uses them.
WeTTY is stateless, and terminal preferences are saved in the browser. Back up wetty_shell_home, which holds the shell user's home, history and SSH host keys, with ordinary Docker volume tools. Nothing backs it up automatically.
The install stays on its pinned image until you adopt a newer template version. Upstream v4.0.0 has no semver-tagged image, so the tag is built from the release commit. Read the upstream notes and copy the shell home volume first.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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