Download Kuzzle
$ bash -c "$(curl https://get.kuzzle.io/)"For non-Linux systems, please refer to our guide. You can also install Kuzzle manually or by using Docker.
For questions and support please email support@kuzzle.io.
The fastest way to play with Kuzzle
Kuzzle is also available on AWS Marketplace.
This installation method is recommended for those who don’t want to install Kuzzle on their own machine.
Its aim is to be used as a sandbox environment to experiment with all the product features.
Developers Corner
Reduce your development time with Kuzzle SDKs, these provide easy access to Kuzzle API to help you get started quickly.
To learn more read our guide
- Javascript
- Android
- GO
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// Gets the current timestamp of Kuzzle Server try { const timestamp = await kuzzle.server.now(); console.log('Epoch-millis timestamp:', timestamp); } catch (error) { console.error(error.message); } -
public void getTimestamp() {
//Instantiate and connect to Kuzzle kuzzle = new Kuzzle("localhost"); //Get the timestamp kuzzle.now(new ResponseListener() { @Override public void onSuccess(Object response) { doSomething(response); } @Override public void onError(JSONObject error) { handleError(error); } });
} -
func getTimestamp() {
//Connect to Kuzzle o := types.NewOptions() qo := types.NewQueryOptions() cn := websocket.NewWebSocket("localhost", o) k, _ := kuzzle.NewKuzzle(cn, o) //Request the timestamp res, _ := k.Now(qo) // 'res' contains the utc timestamp in milliseconds doSomething(res)
}
Setup data and security rules with the Kuzzle Admin Console
The Kuzzle Admin Console is an open-source, standalone web UI that you can use to manage your Kuzzle installation. Run it locally or on the cloud and configure indexes, collections, schemas, roles, policies and much more.
