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How to get Server Access:

For f7-mumbai.jingrow.cloud

1. Open User SSH Certificate List.
2. Create User SSH Certificate for the server you want access to, in this case f7-mumbai.jingrow.cloud.
3. Fill details such as server name, reason for accessing the server, validity period for eg. 6 Hrs.

4. Click on Copy Certificate Details, it will copy the certificate in the clipboard and then paste it in your terminal.
5. Now click on Copy SSH Command, it will copy the SSH command in the clipboard and then paste it in your terminal.
6. You should be able to access the jingrow user in f7-mumbai.jingrow.cloud server.

How to get Bench Console Access:

For bench-0032-000631-f1

For old style benches:

$ ssh f1.jingrow.cloud -l jingrow

jingrow@f1:~$ docker container ls | grep bench-0032-000631-f1 | grep web

For new style benches:

$ ssh f1.jingrow.cloud -l jingrow

jingrow@f1:~$ docker container ls | grep bench-0032-000631-f1

This would show an output similar to

ad8b1b6ac859 registry.jingrow.cloud/production/jingrow.cloud/bench-0032:deploy-0032-000631          "/home/jingrow/jingrow…" 12 days ago  Up 12 days  8000/tcp bench-0032-000631-f1_web.1.dwwpbeewfsxsakcsl3o3anyxp

The first string in the output is the container ID and you can use it with docker exec. e.g.

jingrow@f1:~$ docker exec -it ad8b1b6ac859 bash

Which will drop you in the sites directory of the bench

jingrow@ad8b1b6ac859:~/jingrow-bench/sites$
jingrow@ad8b1b6ac859:~/jingrow-bench/sites$ cd ..
jingrow@ad8b1b6ac859:~/jingrow-bench$ ls
apps config env logs sites