Cloud Terminal Tools

Cloud computing rents servers, storage and managed services on demand, and the large providers, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, all expose their control planes as APIs.

 

The terminal tools here sit on top of those APIs. They browse object storage buckets, switch between accounts and SSO profiles, tail logs, inspect queues and running instances, and show what a bill is doing before the invoice arrives. Engineers who already work in a shell use them next to Kubernetes and infrastructure as code tools rather than clicking through a web console.

 

Below is a list of terminal tools for working with cloud services.

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