SSH Management

SkyPort treats a VPS as a record in the backend plus a connection target for SSH sessions. The CLI can open a real terminal session to a selected VPS, and the backend API can list, create, update, delete, and test VPS records.

CLI Flow

skyport server ssh --id <vps-id>

Backend Flow

The API exposes these VPS routes:

• GET /api/v1/vps
• POST /api/v1/vps
• GET /api/v1/vps/:id
• PUT /api/v1/vps/:id
• DELETE /api/v1/vps/:id
• POST /api/v1/vps/:id/test

What To Document

• the VPS record itself
• the SSH username and port
• whether the connection uses a key or password
• connection testing before opening a terminal
• tags, notes, and status fields where the UI exposes them

What Not To Claim

• full firewall automation
• hidden agent-based orchestration
• background provisioning that does not exist in the code

Next

1. Read SSH for session details.
2. Read Firewall for operator guidance.