RDC Cloud 1.2.0 — More ways to manage your applications
Connect through the browser terminal and CLI, follow provisioning and domain readiness, and find resources with Console search.
Open a container terminal in your browser
Container Engine now includes a browser terminal. Open a running container's Terminal page and select Connect to start an interactive session.
Use the terminal to inspect your application from inside its container, then select Disconnect when you are finished. Terminal access follows your resource permissions.
Sign in to the RDC CLI through your browser
The RDC CLI supports browser-based sign-in. Start a login from your terminal, compare the displayed verification code in Console, and approve the request to continue.
Device logins appear in Access Token, where you can review their expiry and revoke a device's access individually. A no-browser flow is also available for remote development sessions.
Follow provisioning progress from the notification bell
The Console notification bell now brings provisioning activity into one place. A blue progress indicator shows when work is in progress.
Open the panel to review activity and its success or failure, follow links to the relevant resources, and mark notifications as read.
See when your container domains are ready
Container domains now show their readiness as setup progresses. Generated domains and newly added custom domains are checked before they appear as Connected.
The domain view distinguishes waiting for DNS, certificate provisioning, and connection progress. If verification fails, you can review the status and retry after addressing the problem.
Retrying checks the domain again; it does not redeploy your application. A connected domain confirms endpoint reachability, rather than the health of every application feature.
Find resources and documentation from Console
Console search helps you find containers, Redis databases, and PostgreSQL databases in the current project, along with navigation destinations and public documentation.
Use the search field or the / keyboard shortcut to get started. The Select a resource control brings workspace and project selection together, so you can change context from one place.