CARLOS

CARLOS runs your apps on hardware you control. A deployment is one object-store bucket, one or more Linux hosts running the carlos binary, and a DNS zone; you publish a release with carlos ship, and the platform places it on instances, routes to it through a shared edge, and keeps TLS, config, secrets and replication working underneath it.

These pages are the reference for the platform itself — the commands you type, and what happens on a box after you type them. They assume you are either running a deployment or shipping onto one. They do not teach Go, and they are not a tutorial.

If you are a Carloku customer, the docs you want are at carloku.com. Carloku is CARLOS run for you, and it covers the parts you actually touch without the box-side machinery these pages spend most of their time on.

Reference

• The CLI Every carlos command, grouped by whether you are shipping an app, running a deployment, or on a box.