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Casals
The canister lifecycle orchestrator for the Internet Computer, for teams that run a fleet of canisters in production: one large application, or the same app for many owners.
Casals runs on-chain. Its conductor canister creates, upgrades, snapshots, rolls back and tops up the canisters it controls. The dashboard and the casals CLI are thin clients.
An orchestra is everything one conductor runs. A section groups stands; a stand is one instance, such as a customer's backend and frontend, upgraded and rolled back as a unit. Commanders hold scoped permissions on the orchestra, a section or a stand.
| One sheet, one command | Each tenant approves its upgrades | Atomic group upgrades |
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Quick start
Needs Python 3.10+ and icp-cli.
pip install ic-casals
casals init hello-world
casals up hello-world --yes --local
Learn more
Website · Live demo · Sheet schema · Operations · Design rationale · API · Contributing · @ic_casals
Alpha software: not audited and not production-ready. Report vulnerabilities privately (SECURITY.md). MIT licence.
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