fascinating stuff ! I've worked with ssh for pretty much my whole time and since we departed ( thankfully ) from the general use of telnet in the bad old days and started using ssh ( and openssh libs / functions ) as soon as these became widely open source and available on Unix, Linux and notably on cygwin for then windows ( typically NT 4 then as it lacked a serous shell before powershell was really a thing ). It is great to see windows now truly using / embracing ssh in their shells and command line. So what your doing with SSH is amazing and I 'm very interested to see how I can use your tools. I believe written for the most part in Go ? What is not to like.
I finally earned extra nerd points - there was a time I had to use ssh tunneling to proxy HTTP-based traffic as a solution for PII data migration. don't judge. it was a dark time, in a dark place (job).
SSH is mote like an HTTP/2, because with HTTP/1.1 you may have only request per TPC connection in a flight. Another difference, HTTP is stateless, state is added by cookies or some session tokens. Meanwhile, SSH is more like a combination of HTTP (SSH requests) and WebSockets (SSH channels), where you can send request in a context of the WS, or the overall connection. And in SSH, both sides can open a new channel, when the connection is established.
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Ok FINE - that softserve demo convinced me to try it out and I loved it.
thank you, this was vary helpful, can't wait to see other videos on this
Extremely useful video for someone who doesn't know anything about SSH. will pass it to my brother :)
Thank youuu
@@charmcli You're very much welcome!
woooo great video bash!
fascinating stuff ! I've worked with ssh for pretty much my whole time and since we departed ( thankfully ) from the general use of telnet in the bad old days and started using ssh ( and openssh libs / functions ) as soon as these became widely open source and available on Unix, Linux and notably on cygwin for then windows ( typically NT 4 then as it lacked a serous shell before powershell was really a thing ). It is great to see windows now truly using / embracing ssh in their shells and command line. So what your doing with SSH is amazing and I 'm very interested to see how I can use your tools. I believe written for the most part in Go ? What is not to like.
My favorite is you can have a quick and dirty VPN like connection to a server with SSH
mi waiting for wishlist tutorial! ssh is gonna be the future of https
Every thing is fine but bash bunny is too cute 😍
I finally earned extra nerd points - there was a time I had to use ssh tunneling to proxy HTTP-based traffic as a solution for PII data migration. don't judge. it was a dark time, in a dark place (job).
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Follow up video. Compare SSH to HTTPS
SSH is mote like an HTTP/2, because with HTTP/1.1 you may have only request per TPC connection in a flight. Another difference, HTTP is stateless, state is added by cookies or some session tokens. Meanwhile, SSH is more like a combination of HTTP (SSH requests) and WebSockets (SSH channels), where you can send request in a context of the WS, or the overall connection. And in SSH, both sides can open a new channel, when the connection is established.