Linux command
colima 命令
文件
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常用示例
Start with defaults
colima start
Start with custom resources
colima start --cpu [4] --memory [8] --disk [100]
Start with containerd runtime
colima start --runtime containerd
Start with Kubernetes
colima start --kubernetes
Stop Colima
colima stop
Delete instance
colima delete
List instances
colima list
SSH into VM
colima ssh
说明
colima provides container runtimes on macOS and Linux with minimal setup and resource requirements. It uses Lima (Linux virtual machines) to create an environment for running Docker and containerd, offering a completely free and open-source alternative to Docker Desktop. On macOS, Colima leverages either QEMU or the native Apple Virtualization framework (VZ) for better performance on Apple Silicon. On Linux, it provides a consistent containerization environment. The tool automatically configures Docker client connectivity, port forwarding, and volume mounts, making the VM layer transparent to users. Colima supports multiple runtime profiles, allowing separate instances with different configurations for various projects. Kubernetes clusters can be enabled for local development. The tool integrates seamlessly with existing Docker workflows, requiring no changes to docker commands or compose files. Resource allocation (CPU, memory, disk) is configurable and lightweight compared to alternatives.
FAQ
What is the colima command used for?
colima provides container runtimes on macOS and Linux with minimal setup and resource requirements. It uses Lima (Linux virtual machines) to create an environment for running Docker and containerd, offering a completely free and open-source alternative to Docker Desktop. On macOS, Colima leverages either QEMU or the native Apple Virtualization framework (VZ) for better performance on Apple Silicon. On Linux, it provides a consistent containerization environment. The tool automatically configures Docker client connectivity, port forwarding, and volume mounts, making the VM layer transparent to users. Colima supports multiple runtime profiles, allowing separate instances with different configurations for various projects. Kubernetes clusters can be enabled for local development. The tool integrates seamlessly with existing Docker workflows, requiring no changes to docker commands or compose files. Resource allocation (CPU, memory, disk) is configurable and lightweight compared to alternatives.
How do I run a basic colima example?
Run `colima start` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more colima examples?
This page includes 8 examples for colima, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.