Senior DevOps/Cloud Architect & indie maker. 8+ years keeping Kubernetes, Terraform and GCP alive — plus a homelab full of Proxmox boxes I absolutely don't need.
By night I build terminal tools in Rust. Right now: sshelf, a TUI SSH manager that keeps its own DB and never touches your ~/.ssh/config. I manage SSH access to a lot of servers, so it scratched a real itch.
Linux, security, self-hosting, and a few too many languages.
Released sshelf, a terminal UI for managing SSH hosts. Save each one once (keys, passwords, jump hosts, tags), then fuzzy-search and hit Enter to connect.
The premise: it never touches ~/.ssh/config. Own database, generates the ssh command,
execs into ssh. Passwords come from your OS keyring via SSH_ASKPASS, so nothing ends up in ps or shell history.
Rust + ratatui, MIT/Apache, macOS + Linux.
New here. I'm Max — I keep production alive for a living and build terminal tools in Rust when it lets me. There's a homelab full of Proxmox boxes I absolutely don't need. Expect posts about SSH, k8s, Linux, Backend Development, AI and the occasional 3am incident.