Modern Time Technology That was it... I was finally fed up with amount of time I was spending to SSH into each host manually. I was repeating the same procedure probably hundreds of times every day... Typing the ssh command and the host name, waiting for the initial prompt, entering my password, typing the sudo -i command to get root access, and entering my password again. Just as expected from a modern time worker. But wait, there was more to deal with... Working with a lot of servers, I need to use my favorite terminal emulator to organize and manage the number of sessions. This means that every window has to be properly named and assigned to a specific session. So before logging into each server, I had to switch to the correct TMUX session (or create a new one), create a new TMUX window, name the window properly, and finally move on to the SSH stage. I was aware of a script that was created by an ex-colleague. The script automated the process by storing the credentials in a ...