Ternux
Connections

Organizing with Groups

Use groups to create a hierarchical structure for your SSH hosts.

Groups let you organize hosts into a tree of nested folders. The structure is flat in storage (each group carries an optional parent id) but renders as a drill-down hierarchy in the UI.

Creating a group

  1. On the Connections page, click New Group.
  2. Enter a group name and optionally choose a parent group.
  3. Save — the new group card appears in the current view.

Nesting groups

A group can have any depth of nesting. Clicking a group card in the connections grid navigates into it, showing only its direct children (sub-groups and hosts). A breadcrumb at the top tracks your location.

Moving hosts into a group

Open the Edit Connection dialog and choose a group from the Group dropdown. The host will appear inside that group on next navigation.

Reordering groups

Go to Settings → Groups for a drag-and-drop reorder table. The order set here controls the display order of groups in the connections grid.

Deleting a group

Right-click a group card → Delete. If the group contains children (hosts or sub-groups), they are re-parented to the deleted group's parent (or moved to the root level).

Deleting a group does not delete its child hosts. They are moved to the parent level.

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