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It would be nice to have a file browser for files inside containers.
I know there is no standard way to access files in Kubernetes containers.
Most containers have "ls" and "tar" commands, that could be used for listing and transferring files.
Even the "kubectl cp" relies on having "tar" inside the container.
Parsing the "ls" output could be tedious, but handling GNU and BusyBox variants would be a good start.
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It would be nice to have a file browser for files inside containers.
I know there is no standard way to access files in Kubernetes containers.
Most containers have "ls" and "tar" commands, that could be used for listing and transferring files.
Even the "kubectl cp" relies on having "tar" inside the container.
Parsing the "ls" output could be tedious, but handling GNU and BusyBox variants would be a good start.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: