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Cloud Shell console as a standalone app #252
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@sensboston |
@sensboston I hope this helps. I am closing this issue as this issue does not fall under the purview of the OCI Dotnet SDK. Please don't hesitate to contact the OCI Customer Support team, if you need any additional help. |
Hmm, you can do whatever you want but your comment isn't helpful at all 😢 Never mind, I'll figure out how to achieve my goals without your SDK and help. |
@sensboston If you wish to use the OCI Dotnet SDK, then you can refer to the OCI API Reference for InstanceConsoleConnection: https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/api/#/en/iaas/20160918/InstanceConsoleConnection/ The OCI API Reference also has the different APIs we currently support, for example CreateInstanceConsoleConnection |
@github-anurag, do you have any C# ready to work sample or at least snippet instead of pointing me to POST reference? As far as I understand, I should pass authentication first. |
It seems you don't understand (or don't want to understand), what I'm asking and looking for. I'm not looking for POST samples, or SSH client guide or anything else not related to the Oracle Shell. |
Cloud Shell is not accessible programatically. If you would like to request Cloud Shell programmatic access, please file a request with Oracle Support -- that would be something the Cloud Shell team would need to support before OCI SDKs can support it. Instance console connections do not use SSH. From this link: Instance console connections are for troubleshooting purposes only. To connect to a running instance for administration and general use, instead use a Secure Shell (SSH) or Remote Desktop connection.This seems to match what you're looking for. From your post above: You can access even your ssh or network is broken, it's like a virtual console via serial port access (as far as I understand). |
@jodoglevy, thank you for clarification. By the way, if I'm able to access console via browser, that means I can access console from literally everything ;) But of course if no official API exist/exposed, this will take more time... |
If you are suggesting sniffing the browser traffic to discover the HTTP calls being made behind the scenes between OCI browser experience and Cloud Shell, to copy that HTTP traffic in your own application -- that does not represent an official, supported OCI API, and could break at any time, since its not meant to be used from anywhere other than the OCI browser experience, today |
Hello, is it possible to create a Cloud Shell console as standalone app? If "yes" could you please provide me a code sample/snippet, how to get connected?
Thank you!
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