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Accessing the Bastion Server from Your Laptop

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To access the bastion server from your local machine, use the following SSH command:

Code Block
language bash
ssh -i /path/to/private_key.pem username@bastion_server_ip

Example:

ssh -i /home/naresh/naresh_egov.pem naresh_egov@12.13.14.15

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Copying Files Between Your Local Machine and the Bastion Server

1. Copying Files from Local Machine to Bastion Server

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To copy a directory or file from your local machine to the bastion server, use this the following scp command:

Code Block
language bash
scp -r -i /path/to/private_key.pem /path/to/local_directory_or_file username@bastion_server_ip:/path/to/remote_directory_or_file

Example:

scp -r -i /home/naresh/naresh_egov.pem /tmp naresh_egov@12.13.14.225:/tmp

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2. Copying Files from Bastion Server to Local Machine

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To copy a directory or file from the bastion server to your local machine, use this the following scp command:

Code Block
language bash
scp -r -i /path/to/private_key.pem username@bastion_server_ip:/path/to/remote_directory_or_file /path/to/local_directory_or_file

Example:

scp -r -i /home/naresh/naresh_egov.pem naresh_egov@12.13.14.225:/tmp /home/naresh

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Accessing Monitoring Tools

1. Accessing Grafana

To access Grafana, open your web browser and navigate to:

<https://<Domain-Name>>/monitoring

2. Accessing pgAdmin

To access pgAdmin, open your web browser and navigate to:

<https://<Domain-Name>>/pgadmin

3. Accessing Kibana

To access Kibana, open your web browser and navigate to:

<https://<Domain-Name>>/kibana

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Accessing the Playground Pod

To get shell access to the playground pod:

1. Login to the Bastion Server:
   Use the SSH command provided in the "Accessing the Bastion Server from Your Laptop" section.

2. Access the Playground Pod:
   If kubeconfig is already configured, use the following kubectl command:

   Code Block
   language bash
   kubectl exec -it <playground-pod-name> -n playground -- /bin/sh

Replace <playground-pod-name> with the actual pod name.

Accessing Logs in Grafana

Viewing Logs for a Kubernetes Pod:

To view logs in Grafana for a specific Kubernetes pod:

1. Open Grafana:
   Navigate to https://<Domain-Name>/monitoring.

2. Go to Kubernetes Logs from Loki:
   On the left-hand side menu, go to Dashboards > Kubernetes > Kubernetes Logs from Loki.

3. Select Namespace and Pod:

   • Namespace: Use the dropdown menu to select the specific namespace.

   • Pod: Use the dropdown menu to select the specific pod.

   • You can also filter logs by entering search terms like error, fatal, etc., in the Search Term field.

4. View the Logs:

   • Logs will be displayed in the Logs Panel below the filtering options.

   • The logs are timestamped, and you can scroll through to see different log entries.

   • The graph above the logs shows the number of log entries over time, giving you a quick overview of log activity.

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