This project is a web-based SSH access platform built on top of Teleport. It was developed for an Open Source Developer Challenge to provide a customizable, user-friendly web interface that overcomes the limitations of Teleport's built-in web UI. The goal was to decouple the user experience from Teleport's native UI, enabling localization (Korean support) and custom workflows while leveraging Teleport's robust security features.
- A single-container architecture was chosen to simplify deployment and reduce networking complexity.
- The backend was developed in Go to take advantage of Teleport’s Go API, which provides the broadest range of supported functionality.
- Some parts of the backend communicate with Teleport through CLI commands. Because Teleport does not expose a public login API, I automated the CLI-based login process and exposed it through the backend as an API.
- Teleport’s gRPC-based API, which is accessed through its Go client, supports most features other than login, enabling the backend to serve as a gateway between the custom application and Teleport.
- Built practical experience with Docker and Docker Compose, including container networking and image deployment through Docker Hub.
- Learned that services organized in a microservice-like structure can communicate not only through REST APIs but also through CLI-based command execution when needed.
- Gained a stronger understanding of open-source licenses and became more interested in the open-source ecosystem, with a stronger desire to contribute to it.
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/DguFarmSystem/4th-security-Jarvis-Deploy.git
cd 4th-security-Jarvis-Deploy
docker build -t jarvis .
docker run -d --name jarvis -p 3000:3000 -p 8080:8080 jarvis
You can access the application at http://localhost:3000 and log in with the default credentials.
- ID:admin , PW:admin