#Entering the Container via EXEC

#Entering the Container through Applications

You can enter the internal instance of the container using the kubectl exec command, allowing you to execute command-line operations in the Web console window. Additionally, you can easily upload and download files within the container using the file transfer feature.

#Prerequisites

• The container must be running properly.

• When using the file transfer feature, the tar tool must be available in the container, and the container's operating system cannot be Windows.

#Procedure

1. Enter Container Platform.

2. In the left navigation bar, click Application > Applications.

3. Click on Application Name.

4. Locate the workload and click EXEC > Pod Name.

5. Enter the command you wish to execute.

6. Click OK to enter the Web console window and execute command-line operations.

7. Click File Transfer. Enter Upload Path to upload files for testing into the container; or enter Download Path to download logs and other files from the container to your local machine for analysis.

#Entering the Container through the Pod

You can enter the internal instance of the container using the kubectl exec command, allowing you to execute command-line operations in the Web console window. Additionally, you can easily upload and download files within the container using the file transfer feature.

#Prerequisites

• The container must be running properly.

• When using the file transfer feature, the tar tool must be available in the container, and the container's operating system cannot be Windows.

#Procedure

1. In the left navigation bar, click Workloads > Pods.

2. Click ⋮ > EXEC > Container Name.

3. Enter the command you wish to execute.

4. Click OK to enter the Web console window and execute command-line operations.

5. Click File Transfer. Enter Upload Path to upload files for testing into the container; or enter Download Path to download logs and other files from the container to your local machine for analysis.