Terminal
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The Apolo Terminal app allows users to execute shell commands, manage files, and interact with computational resources directly through a web-based interface. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for accessing, installing, and using the Terminal app.
Navigate to the Apolo Console and click on the Apps section from the left-hand navigation menu. You will see a list of available apps, as shown in the screenshot below.
Locate the Terminal app. If it is not yet installed, proceed to the installation steps.
Select the Terminal app.
Click on the button Install located on the Terminal app card.
Configure resources.
After selecting the Terminal app, you will be redirected to the installation page. Under the Resources tab, choose a preset configuration based on your computational needs (e.g., cpu-small, cpu-medium).
Add metadata. In the next step, under the Metadata tab, provide a name for your app instance.
Install the App. Click on the Install App button to complete the installation process. The app will appear in the Installed Apps tab once successfully deployed.
To view and manage installed instances of the Terminal app:
Go to the Installed Apps tab.
You will see a list of running Terminal app instances.
You can look its details by clicking on the button Details for each instance.
Details page contains the next information:
Terminal settings (Image name, preset name, preset resources, etc.)
App status transition
Telemetry
Logs
Outputs values
Launch the Terminal.
Click Open button on an instance of the Terminal app from the Installed Apps list. This will open a web-based shell environment.
Run Commands. Use the terminal to execute shell commands. A welcome message provides helpful examples of commands you can run, such as managing Apolo CLI workflows and running jobs.
Example:
