ilum CLI
Deploy and manage the Ilum Data Lakehouse platform on Kubernetes — from a single command.
What is ilum?
The ilum CLI wraps Helm and kubectl into a single tool purpose-built for the Ilum platform. It manages 32 modules with automatic dependency resolution, detects configuration drift between upgrades, and provides interactive wizards, health checks, and structured output — so you never have to hand-edit Helm values or chase dependency order again.
Quickstart
Install
Linux / macOS
curl -fsSL https://get.ilum.cloud/cli | bash
Windows (PowerShell)
irm https://get.ilum.cloud/cli/windows | iex
pip / pipx / uv
pip install ilum # or: pipx install ilum / uv tool install ilum
Deploy
ilum quickstart
One command that:
- Checks prerequisites (Helm, kubectl, Docker)
- Detects an existing cluster or creates a local one (k3d/minikube/kind)
- Installs the Ilum platform with sensible defaults
- Shows deployment status when complete
Once running:
ilum status # release info, pod readiness, enabled modules
ilum access open # open the Ilum UI in your browser
Step-by-step alternative
Prefer full control? Use the interactive wizard instead:
ilum init # configure cluster, select modules, set options
ilum install # deploy with your configuration
Key Commands
| Command | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | ilum init |
Interactive setup wizard |
ilum quickstart |
One-command install with defaults | |
ilum install |
Install the platform | |
ilum upgrade |
Upgrade an existing installation | |
ilum connect |
Attach to an existing Ilum release | |
| Operations | ilum status |
Release info, pod readiness, modules |
ilum doctor |
Run 13 health checks | |
ilum logs <module> |
Stream pod logs | |
ilum exec <module> |
Shell into a pod | |
ilum top |
Resource usage per module | |
| Modules | ilum module enable <name> |
Enable a module (resolves deps) |
ilum module disable <name> |
Disable a module | |
ilum module list |
List all 32 available modules | |
| Config | ilum values |
View live Helm values |
ilum diff |
Compare values across sources | |
ilum rollback |
Roll back to a previous revision | |
ilum config |
Manage CLI configuration and profiles | |
ilum cleanup |
Tiered full-environment teardown |
Modules
Ilum ships with 32 optional modules organized into 10 categories. When you enable a module, the CLI automatically resolves and enables its dependencies.
| Category | Modules |
|---|---|
| Core | core, ui, api, livy-proxy |
| Notebooks | jupyter, jupyterhub, zeppelin |
| SQL & Catalogs | sql (Kyuubi), trino, hive-metastore, nessie, unity-catalog |
| Orchestration | airflow, kestra, n8n, nifi, mageai |
| Analytics | superset, streamlit, marquez |
| AI & ML | mlflow, langfuse |
| Infrastructure | mongodb, kafka, postgresql, gitea, clickhouse |
| Storage | minio |
| Monitoring | monitoring (Prometheus + Grafana), loki, graphite |
| Security | openldap |
# Enable langfuse — automatically pulls in postgresql + clickhouse
ilum module enable langfuse
Prerequisites
| Tool | Minimum Version | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Helm | 3.12+ | Required |
| kubectl | 1.28+ | Required |
| Docker | 24.0+ | For local clusters only |
ilum quickstart and ilum deps install handle missing tools automatically.
Documentation
Full documentation is available at ilum.cloud/docs.
Links
- ilum.cloud — Platform homepage
- Documentation
- Issues
1 maintainer
Metadata
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