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User Guide DevOps Plugin
The built-in DevOps hub adds infrastructure tooling on top of your SSH sessions. Open it from the sidebar → DevOps (wrench icon).
List and exec into running containers on the active SSH session.
- Lists containers from
docker ps - Click Exec to open a shell in any container in a new terminal tab
- Lists pods from
kubectl get pods -n <namespace> - Namespace filter + All namespaces toggle
- Click Exec to shell into any container in a pod
- If Docker or kubectl is missing, the panel shows install/permission hints
Run diagnostic commands on the remote host directly from the UI:
| Tool | Command |
|---|---|
| Ping | ping -c 4 <host> |
| cURL | HTTP request with headers and response |
| DNS Lookup | dig <domain> |
| Traceroute | traceroute <host> |
| Port Scan | nc -zv <host> <port> |
| Netstat | Open connections summary |
| Disk Usage | df -h |
| Memory Info | free -h |
| HTTP Headers | curl -I <url> |
| SSL Certificate | Certificate chain and expiry |
Start a quick tunnel via cloudflared on the remote host. The public HTTPS URL appears instantly. Use it to expose a dev server without firewall changes.
Requires cloudflared installed on the remote host.
Run an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server on a remote host and forward it locally. The forwarded port is usable by any MCP-compatible AI client.
Connect to a remote MailCatcher SMTP instance via port forward. Inspect captured emails in a built-in two-panel viewer (list + body with HTML/text toggle).
Browse, upload, and delete objects in any S3-compatible bucket (AWS S3, MinIO, Cloudflare R2, etc.).
The Web Tools plugin provides an in-app HTTP browser over a port-forwarded connection — useful for hitting internal APIs or admin UIs without opening a real browser.
- Port Forwarding — tunnels used by Cloudflare and MCP tools
- Settings — enable/disable DevOps plugin from Settings → Plugins