Start in your browser
Open Cloud Shell from the console without installing the platform CLI on another computer.
Open a terminal in your browser. Find a service, explore a command and inspect your cloud resources with the Ecocloud CLI.
In your browser. Alongside your console. With your account permissions.
Your application, its resources and the tools to operate it.
| Resource | Runtime | Network | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| web-01 | Virtual machine | application-net | Running |
| api-worker | Container | application-net | Running |
| order-webhook | Function | application-net | Ready |
Animated example: Cloud Shell opens beside the dashboard, types a help command and lists sample services. No real session is started.
Less setup. More context.
Move from your resources to the command line, with your workspace still in view.
Read the Cloud Shell guideOpen Cloud Shell from the console without installing the platform CLI on another computer.
Keep your application in view while you inspect the services available to your account.
Read a service list or request JSON when your next step needs structured data.
A workspace for the task at hand
Find a resource, check a command or take a closer look at the result. Start with one useful question.
Check the name, type and reported state of a service before opening its details.
Explore service commands$ ecocloud help services listKeep a guide alongside your terminal. Use built-in help to understand an operation before you run it.
Get to know the CLI{
"name": "web-01",
"type": "vm",
"live_state": "running"
}Selected fields from a serviceRequest JSON to inspect structured data, then save the output you need for your next step.
Read the output guideBefore you open a session
The practical details, before your first command.
Explore the guideYou use Cloud Shell in your browser, with the Ecocloud CLI available in the workspace. Sign in to your account and check that Cloud Shell is available before starting a session.
Cloud Shell is a separate workspace. Connecting to a guest still requires its credentials and an allowed network path.
Use a virtual machine, container or function for application hosting. Cloud Shell is a temporary workspace with session deadlines; save the output you need before the session ends.
Use CLI help to discover supported commands. Operations follow your account permissions, and write operations have their own authorization and confirmation requirements.
Start in your browser,
with your account’s access and the Ecocloud CLI.