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Use SSH when you need interactive shell access to a runtime. SSH sessions land as the unprivileged agent user. sudo is preconfigured with NOPASSWD, so administrative commands (sudo apt-get install ..., sudo systemctl ...) work without a password prompt.

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SSH Lifecycle

  1. Enable SSH on a running runtime.
  2. Connect with the returned command and private key.
  3. Disable SSH when done.
  4. Rotate credentials with regenerate_keys when needed.

Enable SSH

Enable SSH and collect connection details

Disable SSH

Revoke SSH access

Rotate SSH Keys

Regenerate runtime SSH credentials

Web terminal

Browser terminal for a running runtime