Connections
Connect and interact with your internal services.
Quickstart about how to connect hoop with the services.
🗃️ Native Connections
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📄️ Http
Port Forward local ports from your private network | HTTP example.
📄️ MySQL | mysql cli
An optional way to connect into MySQL is using the mysql client. It's possible to create a interactive session or execute one-off commands.
📄️ MySQL
Connect to a private mysql instance from your favorite IDE
📄️ Postgres | psql cli
An optional way to connect into postgres is using the psql client. It's possible to create a interactive session or execute one-off commands.
📄️ Postgres
Connect to a private postgres instance from your favorite IDE
📄️ SQL Server | sqlcmd cli
An optional way to connect into SQL Server is using the sqlcmd client. It's possible to create a interactive session or execute one-off commands.
📄️ Kubernetes
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📄️ Kubernetes | exec one-off
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📄️ Kubernetes | resources
Hoop could be configured to use the kubectl command line to manage resources or execute actions on workloads in Kubernetes.
📄️ AWS | resources
Hoop could be configured to use the aws command line to manage resources in multiple accounts
📄️ AWS ECS
Interact with Elastic Container Service executing one off sessions into ECS tasks/containers.
📄️ MongoDB | mongosh cli
Use the mongosh to execute one-off commands and open interactive sessions.
📄️ Execute scripts with Hoop connections
Allows executing one-off scripts using the underlying Operating System tools.
📄️ Bastion Server | ssh cli
Hoop could act as a bastion server and connect into ssh hosts to allow execution of one-off sessions.
📄️ Heroku execute session one-off
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📄️ Heroku | interactive
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