Help Center/ ModelArts/ Model Inference/ Deploying an AI Application as a Service/ Deploying AI Applications as Real-Time Services/ Cloud Shell
Updated on 2024-04-30 GMT+08:00
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Cloud Shell

Scenarios

You can use Cloud Shell provided by the ModelArts console to log in to a running real-time service instance container.

Constraints

  • Cloud Shell can only access a container when the associated real-time service is deployed within a dedicated resource pool
  • Cloud Shell can only access a container when the associated real-time service is running.

Using Cloud Shell

  1. Log in to the ModelArts console. In the navigation pane, choose Service Deployment > Real-Time Services.
  2. On the real-time service list page, click the name or ID of the target service. The real-time service details page is displayed.
  3. Click the Cloud Shell tab and select the AI application version and compute node. When the connection status changes to , you have logged in to the instance container.
    If the server disconnects due to an error or remains idle for 10 minutes, you can select Reconnect to regain access to the container instance.
    Figure 1 Cloud Shell
    A path display exception may occur when you log in to the Cloud Shell page. In this case, press Enter to rectify the fault.
    Figure 2 Abnormal path