Provides easy access to Docker container's insides. Follow these steps and you will know what inside your container :)

Click Add Service button and use this link https://github.com/containers101/cf-terminal as repo URL. Click build button in the end. It will create terminal image for you.

If you don't have composition yet please follow this link https://g.codefresh.io/compositions/new/services and create a new one. If you already have composition just use this composition. In our example we created a new composition for this service https://github.com/containers101/who-m-i (we called it my-service) and used https://github.com/containers101/cf-terminal/blob/master/docker-compose.yml for configuration. As you can see we shared app folder from my-service with terminal.

Don't forget to launch your composition in the end.

So all is done. Now we can get access to terminal and check what exactly is placed inside app folder. Open this link https://g.codefresh.io/environments/ and click Open App link.

Username and password can be defined by environment variables: USERNAME/PASSWORD. If not defined, login to terminal using: user/pass.

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