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It would be good to be able to run arbitrary non-interactive commands on kubernetes webservices. Currently it you need to use the `webservice --backend=kubernetes <type> shell` command but this is always interactive. For example to update the dependencies of a python webservice running on kubernetes you need to do something like this: ``` webservice --backend=kubernetes python shell <now in interactive shell on kubernetes controlled instance> source ~/www/python/venv/bin/activate pip install -r ~/www/python/requirements.txt ``` It would be nice to have something like: `webservice --backend=kubernetes python exec myScript.sh`

It would be good to be able to run arbitrary non-interactive commands on kubernetes webservices. Currently it you need to use the `webservice --backend=kubernetes <type> shell` command but this is always interactive. For example to update the dependencies of a python webservice running on kubernetes you need to do something like this: ``` webservice --backend=kubernetes python shell <wait for interactive shell on kubernetes controlled instance> webservice-python-bootstrap ``` It would be nice to have something like: `webservice --backend=kubernetes python shell -- webservice-python-bootstrap`

It would be good to be able to run arbitrary non-interactive commands on kubernetes webservices. Currently it you need to use the `webservice --backend=kubernetes <type> shell` command but this is always interactive. For example to update the dependencies of a python webservice running on kubernetes you need to do something like this: ``` webservice --backend=kubernetes python shell <now inwait for interactive shell on kubernetes controlled instance> source ~/www/python/venv/bin/activate pip install -r ~/www/webservice-python/requirements.txt-bootstrap ``` It would be nice to have something like: `webservice --backend=kubernetes python exec myScript.sh`shell -- webservice-python-bootstrap`