I’m running on Linux, and using remote z/OS systems. Being from a performance background I hate having to waste seconds, manually starting SSH sessions to my backend systems.
I found I can automate this!
From my gnome-terminal I can issue the command
gnome-terminal --tab --working-directory=~ --title=COLINS --profile=blue -- ssh colin@10.1.1.2
This
- created a new terminal session as a tab in the existing terminal window
- did a cd ~
- called the tab COLINS
- selected the profile called blue (go to the hamburger of your current terminal and select profile to see what profiles you have)
- executes the command after the ‐‐, so executes ssl colin@10.1.1.1
You can issue the command
gnome-terminal --help-all
to get a list of all options.
ColinPaice 