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Rclone for backup
tabby.sh for ssh
Probably WindTerm if I on windows machine
https://github.com/kingToolbox/WindTerm
otherwise o linux I just have some shell scripy lying around running some command like rsync/updating
i have like so many panels pterodacyl , normally if it was 1 instance would be faster but on winscp if i go back and forth it takes 2 hours to full load all game mods on all vps and sync them. to reduce i need one instance which i can manage all ssh/sftp in one instance if possible to reduce my work time from 2 hours to may be lets say 30 mins.
i will try this windterm on my windows 11 64 bit.
Perhaps rclone plus automation script™ for small fleet
Assume the user@target:/local/path has been updated
ssh user@target 'bash -lc "nohup /usr/bin/rclone sync /local/path remote_1:/path > /tmp/rclone.log 2>&1 & pid=$!; echo $pid; ( wait $pid; /usr/bin/inform_central_node.sh ) &"'By informing central node, it could trigger execution of the script above with the remote_1 as the ssh target to sync it with another remote.
Termius for SSH, amazing broadcast feature to do all at once
For backups I mostly use included tools to backup either to a PBS or a S3 bucket
Xpipe for ssh/sftp on all my systems synced to a git repo:
https://xpipe.io
Use automation with ansible
I don't really understand the question but I use PuTTY as a client and screen to multiplex all my logins to different servers from that. That seems to answer part of what you're asking at least.
xshell with this function. use a shell , or make a simple python program is a way
I have used https://serverbuddy.app/ in the past. Have served me well enough to recommend it. It's one-time paid btw.
+1 for Ansible
Ansible is the way if you want to automate the process.
It only requires you to have SSH access to the servers you're managing. Afterwards, you can automate everything from your "control node" device with Ansible installed.
You define your "managed nodes", in an inventory.yaml file then create "playbooks" which are scripts that are usually immutable processes using Ansible modules.
I use it for VPS provisioning, running backups, and other small maintenance tasks via cron.
You can also run "ad hoc" commands across all the nodes you control as well.