Terminal
Remote shell
Open a secure shell from the device record over the outbound Dataplicity connection.
Secure remote access for Linux IoT
Diagnose and repair edge devices without a VPN.
Control your Raspberry Pifrom anywhere.
Install the Dataplicity agent on an internet-connected Linux device to open a secure browser shell, stream logs, and reach device-hosted web tools without inbound SSH, port forwarding, or a static IP.
Remote support without the network theatre
Terminal, logs, Wormhole, device context, and command history stay linked so support can act without VPNs, static IPs, or site visits.
Logs
Log search
Tail syslog and service logs before, during, and after the repair.
Context
Device record
See customer, warranty, firmware, tags, health, and recent alerts beside the access workflow.
Audit
Command history
Keep sessions and support actions reviewable for security, warranty, and customer follow-up.
From device alert to verified repair
A repeatable remote-support workflow for Linux devices in customer networks.
Example: a heartbeat alert fires. Check the device's last check-in and firmware, search syslog, open a secure terminal, restart the service, and preserve the action in its history.
01 · Connect
Open a remote terminal
Launch a secure shell directly from the affected device record.
02 · Diagnose
Read logs in context
Use syslog, alerts, firmware, and customer context to pinpoint the issue.
03 · Repair
Run the fix and record it
Restart services, inspect configuration, collect diagnostics, and leave traceable evidence.
Everything stays attached to the device
Remote access works best when support evidence, customer context, and audit history are not scattered across tools.
Device
Device record
All metadata, ownership, warranty, firmware, and health in one view.
Terminal
Remote terminal
Run commands without VPNs, inbound SSH, static IPs, or firewall exceptions.
Logs
Log search
Searchable syslog with live tailing, filters, and fleet context.
Audit
Command history
See who accessed the device, what happened, and when.
Ready to open a remote terminal?
Install the agent and connect your first device in minutes.