Integration with DigitalOcean

This page explains how to automatically import your Droplets into Termius and keep them up to date as your infrastructure changes.

Who can use this feature:

• Subscriptions: Team, Business, and Enterprise

Overview

This integration securely imports DigitalOcean Droplets into a group in Termius that automatically updates to reflect the changes in your DigitalOcean environment. When you add or remove a Droplet, or change a Droplet's details, the host entry in Termius will appear, disappear, or update accordingly.

Configure DigitalOcean access

To connect Termius to your DigitalOcean account, you need to create a personal access token with read-only scope. Termius will use it to access information about your DigitalOcean environment.

The personal access token you enter in Termius is stored locally and are not synced across devices.

For each Droplet, Termius imports the Name and public IP address if it exists, or otherwise a private one.

Create a personal access token

1. Log in to the DigitalOcean Control Panel
2. In the left menu, go to Account → API to open the Applications & API page on the Tokens tab

   
3. In the Personal access tokens section, click Generate New Token

   
4. Fill out the form:

   1. Enter a Token Name
   2. Set the Expiration. The default is 90 days. If you don't want the token to be renewed periodically, select No expiry.
   3. Under Scopes, select Read Only

   
5. Click Generate Token
6. Copy and save your Personal token immediately. You will need this token to set up the DigitalOcean integration in Termius. DigitalOcean will not display it again for security purposes

   

Your personal access token is now set up and Termius can load information about your Droplets.

For the up-to-date instructions, see the DigitalOcean documentation.

Enable DigitalOcean integration in Termius

1. On the Hosts screen, click the chevron next to the New Host button and choose DigitalOcean Integration

   
2. In the Label field, enter a name for the group

   
3. Paste your personal access token into the Token field

   
4. (Optional) You can configure additional SSH settings for the group, such as port or credentials. Click Add protocols below the Cloud sync settings, and fill out the required fields. For more details, see Groups and tags

   
5. Termius automatically saves the group and begins importing your DigitalOcean Droplets

The personal access token you enter in Termius is stored locally and are not synced across devices.