abiosoft/colima
Colima is a macOS-native virtualization tool that manages lightweight Linux virtual machines to run containers and Kubernetes clusters. It supports multiple container runtimes including Docker, containerd, and Incus, alongside a built-in Kubernetes distribution. The system also provides integrated AI model serving capabilities and manages background processes for networking and filesystem monitoring.
70.5
Strong · 1 August 2026
11k
lines of production code
Go
primary language
1
bus factor · 107 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2021 · Colima rename and multi-profile architecture
The project was renamed to Colima and restructured to support multiple isolated profiles, each with its own configuration and state. This period introduced a comprehensive CLI with profile management, AI model integration, and shell completion, while refactoring the internal environment abstractions for VMs, containers, and Kubernetes.
18 changes
2022 · Daemon and utility refactoring
This period focused on introducing a background daemon to manage network and filesystem processes, alongside significant refactoring of utility packages. The changes consolidate Lima VM operations into a dedicated utility layer and introduce filesystem and OS helpers to improve testability and environment handling.
10 changes
2023–2026 · container runtime and AI model support
This period focused on expanding supported container runtimes with Incus and Lima configuration, while introducing AI model execution via Docker and Ramalama. The codebase also added persistent state management for VMs, filesystem event monitoring, and stricter configuration validation.
9 changes
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- The description of this project is derived from its own commit history, not from its README.
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