Celestical.eu Terminal User Interface

Deploy your containers in less than 5 minutes with out new Independent Green European Serverless Cloud made by Space Engineers.

This repo is the code for the command line client. It is also your best companion to include in a batch continuous deployment process.

Our rationale is that we can extract all necessary information from your local docker-compose.yml file to be able to deploy your application. Add the semantics on top so that we can orchestrate it for you.

Simply put,

You do your docker-compose
We do the rest.

See the full documentation.

Quick start

pip install -U celestical
celestical

You get the help for the celestical command line. The following command will deploy your app if you have an account

celestical deploy
or
celestical deploy docker-compose.yml

Troubleshooting

For MacOS users

if you have an issue with Docker socket connections which translates into a failure for reading the local docker API version then make sure that users can use the socket, for this:
- In your docker engine app go to Advanced settings
- Select the check box which says Allow the default Docker socket to be used (requires password)

For Developers and Contributors

This client is open source, you have the freedom to adapt it to your own needs as well as to create issues on things that you don't like or don't work perfectly

Using poetry

You can create a poetry env with poetry install and load it with poetry shell.

More in OPENAPI.md about how to generate API client code.

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