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LocalOps CLI ops can be used to get shell access to the underlying Kubernetes cluster of an environment. 
LocalOps CLI

Usage:
  ops [command]

Available Commands:
  completion        Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  help              Help about any command
  login             Login to LocalOps Account
  logout            Logout of LocalOps Account
  update-kubeconfig Update current context to environment Kubernetes cluster
  version           LocalOps CLI Version

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for ops

Use "ops [command] --help" for more information about a command.
To get shell access, you need to
  1. Login to your LocalOps account
  2. Use ops CLI to set Kubernetes context of kubectl CLI to point at the environment’s Kubernetes cluster.
  3. Then use kubectl to inspect the cluster.

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Login to LocalOps

Login to LocalOps account using your email address. 
ops login

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Set kubernetes context

Use this commnd updates your local current context to point at the environment’s kubernetes cluster. 
ops update-kubeconfig -e env-id
To get env-id, visit your environment dashboard and see “Shell” tab.

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Use Kubectl

After update-kubeconfig command succeeds, you can use any kubectl command to inspect pods, deployments, jobs and everything else running in your LocalOps environment. For example, to see all cluster resources: 
kubectl get all --all-namespaces
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