My interpretation is a visualization of SSH as a transport protocol. You say hey SSH, send this message to this remote computer. And SSH goes to that computer and authenticates with a key, then enters your commands. In this case ‘ls’. Then ssh takes the output of that command, in this case the contents of the directory, and brings it back to you.
My interpretation is a visualization of SSH as a transport protocol. You say hey SSH, send this message to this remote computer. And SSH goes to that computer and authenticates with a key, then enters your commands. In this case ‘ls’. Then ssh takes the output of that command, in this case the contents of the directory, and brings it back to you.
I could have sworn there is a puffer fish-themed SSH file manager GUI, but I can’t for the life of me find it right now.
The openssh logo is a puffer fish