The point is that they want the simple UX of "ssh vm1.box1.tld" takes you to the same machine that browsing to vm1.box1.tld takes you to, without requiring their users to set any additional configuration.
The point is that they want the simple UX of "ssh vm1.box1.tld" takes you to the same machine that browsing to vm1.box1.tld takes you to, without requiring their users to set any additional configuration.
You can have that already? It's just dns. Are you saying different vms share the same box1 ip? Well then yeah, you want a reverse proxy on some shared ip.
> Well then yeah, you want a reverse proxy on some shared ip.
At that point you run into the problem that SSH doesn't have a host header and write this blog post.
Yeah, ftp has the same issue depending on implementation.
Most host/port services have the same issue, even https used to have it and it's the reason SNI was introduced. But if by implementation you mean sftp, then of course - it uses Ssh
I wonder if SSH supports SRV records and if it would help.