Attention ! This is a work in progress, it can and will be improved over time.

If you're like me and have to connect to your clients' instances in a pinch, this is quite helpful.

• List your existing connections.
  This script uses ~/.ssh/config and only shows your programmed Hosts connections in order to ease access to your clients.
  It also uses docker ps --formatto list running docker containers.

• Create a new connection in .ssh/config.
  A few lines will create your distant environment in the config file.

• Connect to your devices.
  The whole point of the script is to connect to your clients.
  Fist use connect.sh -l to list your connections
  And use connect.sh -h to display Help.

Clone the repository wherever you want

git clone repo
cd repo
chmod u+x ./connect.sh
./connect.sh

You can as well create an alias or a function in your .bashrc file for an even easier access

alias connect='/path/to/connect.sh'
# OR
function connect{
/path/to/connect.sh
}