passh (Parallel Asynchronous SSH) is a Python3 library to run SSH processes in parallel.
As passh depends on asyncio, Python 3.4 or newer is required.
Features:
PAssh class to run SSH in parallel.
SSH outputs are forwarded to local stdout/stderr.
Every line is to be prefixed by the remote hostname.
Instead of forwarding, SSH outputs can be collected in memory for later use.
Non-asyncio apps can use passh as well as asyncio apps.
A file can be given as inputs for all SSH processes.
Limit on the number of simultaneous SSH processes.
Built-in command-line interface.
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