Pre-installed software of Cloud Shell - Cloud Shell - Alibaba Cloud ドキュメントセンター

Cloud Shell is pre-installed with a variety of mainstream programming languages and commonly used command-line tools to help you quickly and easily complete various tasks in your daily work. This topic lists the pre-installed languages and tools of Cloud Shell.

Pre-installed software

Note

Cloud Shell regularly updates the versions of the pre-installed software. Therefore, the specific version numbers are not provided in this topic. We recommend that you use the version query command provided by the software to obtain relevant information.

Pre-installed languages

Language	Version
Java	`java -version`
Go	`go version`
Python	`python --version`
Node.js	`node --version`
PHP	`php --version`
Ruby	`ruby --version`

Pre-installed command-line tools

Note

For security purposes, Cloud Shell does not grant users the sudo privileges. Therefore, operations involving the sudo privileges cannot be performed.

Type	Tool	Version
Linux utilities	Bash	`bash --version`
	ping	N/A
	telnet	N/A
	tmux	N/A
	ssh	N/A
	curl	N/A
	Standard Debian system utilities	N/A
Alibaba Cloud tools	Alibaba Cloud CLI	`aliyun --version`
	Funcraft	`fun --version`
	fcli	`fcli version`
	Simple Log Service CLI	`aliyunlog --version`
	FastGPU	N/A
Online editors	Vim	`vim --version`
	nano	`nano --version`
	Emacs	`emacs --version`
Source code management	Git	`git --version`
Build and packaging tools	Make	`make --version`
	npm	`npm version`
	pip	`pip --version`
	nvm	`nvm version`
	Maven	`mvn --version`
Orchestration tools	Terraform	`terraform version`
	Ansible	`ansible --version`
	Pulumi	`pulumi version`
Container tools	kubectl	`kubectl version`
	helm3	`helm version`
	Docker Machine	`docker-machine --version`
Database tools	MySQL	`mysql --version`

Install third-party software

Important

After a Cloud Shell instance is destroyed, third-party software installed in the temporary storage space is not retained. If you want to retain the installed software, you can install the software in the $HOME directory after you mount a File Storage NAS (NAS) file system to the Cloud Shell instance. For more information, see Persistent storage.

For security purposes, Cloud Shell does not grant users the sudo privileges. Therefore, installation operations involving the sudo privileges cannot be performed. You can install third-party software in a Cloud Shell instance by compiling source code.