Cloud Shell pre-installed software languages CLI tools - Cloud Shell

Cloud Shell comes with popular development languages and common command-line tools for everyday tasks.

Pre-installed software

Note

Cloud Shell regularly updates pre-installed software versions. Run the version command for each tool to check the installed version.

Pre-installed languages

Language	Version information
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

Cloud Shell does not grant sudo permissions. Operations that require sudo cannot be performed.

Tool type	Tool	Version information
Linux utilities	Bash	`bash --version`
	ping	No version information
	telnet
	tmux
	ssh
	curl
	Other standard Debian system utilities
Alibaba Cloud tools	Cloud Assistant CLI	`aliyun --version`
	Funcraft	`fun --version`
	fcli	`fcli version`
	Simple Log Service CLI	`aliyunlog --version`
	FastGPU	No version information
Text 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`
	GitHub Docker Machine repository	`docker-machine --version`
Database tools	MySQL	`mysql --version`

Install third-party software

Important

Third-party software in temporary storage is lost when the Cloud Shell instance is destroyed. To persist software, mount an File Storage NAS file system instance and install the software in the $HOME directory. Persistent storage.

Cloud Shell does not grant sudo permissions. Install third-party software in the user directory by compiling source code or using similar methods.