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Native SSH tunnel over AWS SSM
See original GitHub issueIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently, I’m connecting to my RDS instances through jump hosts over AWS SSM. Since there’s no AWS SSM support yet on dbeaver, I’m creating the SSH tunnel separately on terminal, and then on my dbeaver connection settings, I connect to the databases on localhost. This is far less than ideal and not scalable when working with multiple databases and drivers.
Describe the solution you’d like I would like a native support for SSH tunnel over AWS SSM.
Describe alternatives you’ve considered
Perhaps having dbeaver to read from local ssh config? That way we could still make use of ProxyCommand to invoke aws ssm to start a session.
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The solution to this doesn’t need to be as complex as supporting AWS SSM. SSM already supports SSH, so all DBeaver needs to do is allow the use of the native SSH agent. On macOS for example my
~/.ssh/configis all setup and working for SSH to proxy via SSM, so if DBeaver used that everything would just work. Alas, unfortunately it doesn’t.Very interested also 😃