KusionStack provides the definition and best practice for the native ecology of the cloud, provides the statically typed language and tool support, and provides Compile to Cloud technology stack outside the business mirror. Kusion is written in Golang and has attributes of crossing Unix-Like platform.
Kusion's many functions are completed in the form of subcommands. Among them, the more commonly used subcommands include apply,init, destroy,ls, preview, etc.
kusion apply: Accept the code file written by the KCL language as the input. The output can be YAML files, JSON files, or even execute directly to the K8S Runtimekusion init: Initialize KCL file structure and base codes for a new projectkusion destroy: Destroy a configuration stack to resource(s) by work directorykusion ls: List all project and stack informationkusion preview: Preview a series of resource changes within the stack
For a complete command function description, please refer to the Kusion Command。
To get the binary just download the latest release for your OS/Arch from the release page and put the binary somewhere convenient.
You can install multiple versions of kusion with kusionup, and the latest version is installed by default.
brew install KusionStack/tap/kusionup
kusionup install
Starting with Go 1.16+, you can use the make command to build a complete kusion distribution package suitable for different platforms from the source code.
# Build all platforms (darwin, linux, windows)
make build-all
# Build kusion & kcl tool chain for macOS
# make build-local-darwin-all
# Build kusion & kcl tool chain for linux
# make build-local-linux-all
# Build kusion & kcl tool chain for windows
# make build-local-windows-all
Docker users can use the following commands to pull the latest image of the kusion:
docker pull kusionstack/kusion:latest
Visit Quick Start to understand how to quickly create and apply a KusionStack project.
Kusion is still in the initial stage, and there are many capabilities that need to be made up, so we welcome everyone to participate in construction with us. Visit the Contribution Guide to understand how to participate in the contribution KusionStack project. If you have any questions, please Submit the Issue.