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Compute and access

Virtual machines, serverless functions and direct shell access across your connected clouds.

Beyond Kubernetes, Pangea lets you work with the rest of your compute and open a shell where you need one.

Virtual machines

Browse and inspect your instances with status, metrics and details in one place:

• EC2 and Lightsail on AWS
• Compute Engine on Google Cloud
• Linodes on Linode

Serverless

• Inspect Lambda functions on AWS, and invoke them.
• Inspect Cloud Run services and revisions on Google Cloud.

SSH terminal

Open a shell on a VM (EC2, Lightsail or Compute Engine) from inside Pangea. You don't manage SSH keys yourself.

SSH depends on three things: provider IAM, network reachability and the instance's own OS access. Ask the agent to check these before you count on a shell.

Port forwarding

In the Mac app, you can forward a local port to a remote service, such as a database inside a private network, and reach it from your machine. Active forwards show in the bottom bar, so you always know what is open.

A forward needs an active tunnel. Check its target, and stop it when you are done. It is not permanent network configuration.

Other providers

The Connect catalog also includes Tencent CVM, Alibaba Cloud ECS and SWAS, Volcengine ECS, Huawei Cloud, Azure and Hetzner. See What each connector can do.

The resource pages in the app are a convenience, not a limit. The agent can use any authorized provider operation through its CLI or API, even for resources that have no page in the app.

Local sign-ins and shells

• Cloud CLI sign-ins already on a computer are separate from the cloud accounts you connect in Pangea.
• For interactive work, use a terminal. The output of a one-off command is not a lasting shell session. See Local commands and terminals.
• Before you move a coding task to another computer, prepare its repository and files there. See Runtimes and computers.