I'm a programmer by trade but I've recently lost my laptop so right now the only computer access I have is a public library computer.
I set up an AWS EC2 instance to work on my Github portfolio but I can't log in to it. How do I get an SSH client on a public computer? Any ideas?
Thanks, ripread
Potentially you could install some kind of web-based shell on your AWS instance (or maybe Amazon even has something like that?)? If you have a smartphone you could run an SSH client on there for initial setup.
If you don't need to have AWS, there might also be other options. What kind of environment do you need?
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ec2-inst...
I've got AWS but I can't find any web-based ssh that doesn't require a download. There are some other links in this post that I haven't checked out yet but I did do the initial research.
What do you mean by web-based shell? Would that be different from a web-based ssh client?
- ripread
edit: I need to install nodejs, go, and git.
I was thinking there might be web terminals available, e.g. https://www.serfish.com/console/ . I don't know anything about them though, and you'd want to trust the provider.