doctl

by DigitalOcean

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Versions:

  • 1.154.0
  • 1.153.0
  • 1.152.0
  • 1.151.0
  • 1.150.0
  • 1.149.0
  • 1.148.0
  • 1.147.0
  • 1.146.0
  • 1.145.0
  • 1.142.0
  • 1.141.0
  • 1.139.0
  • 1.138.0
  • 1.137.0
  • 1.135.0
  • 1.134.0
  • 1.133.0
  • 1.132.0
  • 1.131.0
  • 1.130.0
  • 1.129.0
  • 1.128.0
  • 1.127.0
  • 1.126.0
  • 1.125.1
  • 1.125.0
  • 1.124.0
  • 1.123.0
  • 1.122.0
  • 1.121.0
  • 1.120.2
  • 1.120.1
  • 1.120.0
  • 1.119.1
  • 1.117.0
  • 1.115.0
  • 1.114.0
  • 1.113.0
  • 1.111.0
  • 1.110.0
  • 1.109.1
  • 1.108.0
  • 1.104.0
  • 1.100.0
  • 1.96.1
  • 1.96.0
  • 1.94.0
  • 1.93.1
  • 1.92.1

doctl is the official command-line interface released by DigitalOcean to provide direct, scriptable access to the company’s public API, enabling developers and system administrators to manage cloud infrastructure without leaving the terminal. Written in Go and updated continuously, the tool supports the full spectrum of DigitalOcean services—from Droplets, Kubernetes clusters, load balancers, and managed databases to Spaces object storage, container registries, DNS records, and billing alerts—through a consistent set of sub-commands that mirror the REST endpoints. Typical use cases include spinning up pre-sized Droplets with user data scripts, scaling node pools in a Kubernetes cluster, snapshotting volumes, rotating API tokens, or piping resource lists into jq for automated reporting; the JSON output flag makes integration with CI/CD pipelines, Ansible playbooks, Terraform remote-exec provisioners, and GitHub Actions effortless. Version 1.154.0 refines authentication flows, expands support for the latest database engine versions, and introduces clearer error messages, while the preceding fifty releases demonstrate a rapid cadence that keeps pace with new platform features such as GPU Droplets, expanded VPC peering, and Uptime monitoring endpoints. Because the binary is statically linked, it runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux without additional dependencies, and its single-binary distribution simplifies containerized deployments. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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