🛠️ The Observability Toolset for the Cloud: observability in your terminal, tail your logs and view your traces in your terminal
The official command line client for Kengine.
Documentation is available on the Kengine Docs.
The Goal of the Kengine CLI is to provide a simple interface to interact with your telemetry data.
Installing the CLI globally provides access to the Kengine command.
curl -s https://get.kengine.khulnasoft.com | bashInstall using Homebrew
brew tap kengine/tap
brew install kengineTo update:
brew upgrade kengineInstall using npm
$ npm install @khulnasoft/cli -gBinary releases are available on GitHub Releases.
Binary is also distributed as a docker image
In all cases the installation can be validated by running kengine -v in the terminal:
0.0.78kengine <command>
kengine <command> <subcommand> [flags]The configuration files are located in ~/.config/kengine. Each profile is saved in a file named against the profile. The default profile is saved in ~/.config/kengine/default.json. Configuration values can also be set using flags.
If unexpected errors occur when using kengine,
make sure your environment is clean of any KENGINE_ prefixed variables.
Use the --debug flag to print in the console the stack trace of any error you encounter.
To learn how to use Kengine to start observing your serverless applications, visit the Kengine documentation.
For full command reference, see the list below, or visit docs.kengine.com.
Feel free to submit PRs or to fill issues. Every kind of help is appreciated.
Kindly check our Contributing guide on how to propose bugfixes and improvements, and submitting pull requests to the project.
 Boris Tane 💻 |
 Maksym Makuch 💻 |
 Thomas Ankcorn 💻 |
 Max Diamond 💻 |
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
© Kengine Limited, 2023
Distributed under MIT License (The MIT License).
See LICENSE for more information.