I was wondering what differences between web service and ssh are?
Are they both remote control of computers/servers?
Does ssh belong to web service?
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SSH is a communications protocol for remote login/control of a machine. A web service is some method of accessing data via a web server.
There’s no comparison between the two. One’s a road (ssh), and one’s a retail store (web service).
The underlying protocols of SSH (SSL – secure sockets layer) can be used to secure communications with a webservice, but that’s about the only thing in common between the two.