Automatically ssh into remote host depending on the folder you're in

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Is there a solution (or plugin for zsh) that will allow me to remote ssh depending on the folder in local OS? Similar to PyENV.



So if I develop a project and do



cd /home/projects/ERP
ssh production
ssh development


so that with easy to remember commands I jump right into desired remote host?



I understand I can do aliases and load them from a local folder when I switch dirs, but is there a better way?



Thanks,
Dmitry









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    Is there a solution (or plugin for zsh) that will allow me to remote ssh depending on the folder in local OS? Similar to PyENV.



    So if I develop a project and do



    cd /home/projects/ERP
    ssh production
    ssh development


    so that with easy to remember commands I jump right into desired remote host?



    I understand I can do aliases and load them from a local folder when I switch dirs, but is there a better way?



    Thanks,
    Dmitry









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      Is there a solution (or plugin for zsh) that will allow me to remote ssh depending on the folder in local OS? Similar to PyENV.



      So if I develop a project and do



      cd /home/projects/ERP
      ssh production
      ssh development


      so that with easy to remember commands I jump right into desired remote host?



      I understand I can do aliases and load them from a local folder when I switch dirs, but is there a better way?



      Thanks,
      Dmitry









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      Is there a solution (or plugin for zsh) that will allow me to remote ssh depending on the folder in local OS? Similar to PyENV.



      So if I develop a project and do



      cd /home/projects/ERP
      ssh production
      ssh development


      so that with easy to remember commands I jump right into desired remote host?



      I understand I can do aliases and load them from a local folder when I switch dirs, but is there a better way?



      Thanks,
      Dmitry







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