I have created an simple application using kubernetes service but I also want a shell access where my application is deployed (eg, container registry)
In app service we have that option by using Win-RM
How can I get shell access of docker in kubernetes service?
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You can make use of kubectl exec to get a shell to a running container.
The functionality might not be similar to Win RM but might be helpful in your use case.
You need to have a Kubernetes cluster, and the kubectl command-line tool must be configured to communicate with your cluster.
You can refer to this article as well for more information.
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The container registry is just a store for your image, it is not an execution environment. There is no shell access to this, as nothing is running.
Where you host your running containers, such as AKS, Web App etc. does have the ability to use a shell.
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