Connect SSH integrations
Execute terminal commands on remote servers by integrating SSH with Make. Linking your server terminal to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly run deployment scripts, update software configurations, and transfer secure keys across your systems. Create your free account today to deploy your first automated server connection.
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Connect your SSH servers to other apps using Make. Automate commands, transfer files, and simplify your routine IT workflows.
Execute commands on a remote device via SSH for new G Suite users
Every time a user is added to a specific G Suite domain, Make will automatically execute a command on a remote device via SSH connection.
Unlock the Benefits of SSH Automation and Integration with Make
By connecting SSH with Make, you can automate critical server commands, securely manage remote environments, and bridge private infrastructure with your favorite cloud tools to save time and reduce errors.
Automated User Provisioning
Instantly set up server accounts or configure remote environments the moment a new team member is added to your company domain.
Eliminate Manual Terminal Tasks
Save time and reduce human error by letting Make automatically log in and execute repetitive server scripts for you.
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Bridge Cloud Apps and Private Servers
Easily trigger terminal commands on your private infrastructure directly from cloud-based tools without writing complex integration code.
Real-Time Remote Execution
Run critical commands on remote devices instantly in response to live events happening in your other business applications.
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What is mapping?
Mapping links the modules in your scenario. When you map an item, you connect the data retrieved by one module to another module to perform the desired action. For example, you can map email addresses and subject lines to create a spreadsheet using this data.