kool is a CLI tool that helps bringing down to earth the complexities of modern software development environments - making them lightweight, fast and reproduceable. It takes off the complexity and learning curve of Docker and Docker Compose for local environments, as well as offers a highly simplified interface for leveraging Kubernetes cloud deployment for staging and production deployments.
Get your local development environment up and running easy and quickly, put time and effort on making a great application, and then leverage the Kool cloud for deploying and sharing your work with the world! This tool is suitable for single developers or large teams, powering them with a simple start and still provides all flexibility the DevOps team needs to tailor up everything.
To learn more check out our website kool.dev.
Requirements: Kool is powered by Docker so you need to have it already installed on your machine. If you haven't already, please get Docker first.
In order to obtain kool under Linux and MacOS run the following script:
curl -fsSL https://kool.dev/install | bashDownload and run the latest installer from our releases artifacts here.
It is easy to get started leveraging kool. Check out our getting started documentation for a generic PHP web app.
To help getting you started on real life applications, we've built presets as a starting point for some popular stacks and frameworks.
In case you miss your favorite framework of choice from the list above, please let us know in an issue or feel free to open up a PR for it!
You can check the documentation at https://kool.dev/docs or at docs/.
You are most welcome to contribute and help in our mission of making software development kool for everyone.
- Issues are the primary channel for bringing up and tracking issues or proposals.
- Kool community on Slack is the a great place to get help and reach Kool developers.
- Check out our contributing guide for getting involved.
We have been working in a loosely defined but clear roadmap. You can check it out in our blog Roadmap page.
If you find security issue please let us know ahead of making it public like in an issue so we can take action as soon as possible. Please email the concern to contact@kool.dev.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.