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Description
Problem
Currently, SSH tunnel settings are tied to each individual connection. Although all drivers support SSH tunneling, the SSH connection information must be entered repeatedly for every database or service connection.
For example, if I want to connect to multiple services (MySQL, Redis, etcd) on the same remote server, I have to input the same SSH information three times.
This can be tedious and prone to mistakes, especially when managing many connections.
Proposed solution
Allow users to manage SSH tunnel configurations as separate, reusable profiles (similar to tools like DataGrip). I should be able to define an SSH profile once and then select it when creating new connections for different services.
This way, the same SSH configuration can be reused across multiple connections.
Alternatives considered
As a workaround, I currently have to re-enter SSH information for every single connection that requires SSH tunneling.
Other database tools like DataGrip allow SSH profiles to be saved and selected when creating new connections, which is much more convenient.
Related database type
N/A / General