fsoc - Cisco FSO Platform Developer's Control Tool

The Cisco Full Stack Observability (FSO) Platform provides core capabilities for developers to build observability solutions to gain visibility and actionable insights across their technology and business stack. The platform leverages OpenTelemetry collections to collect MELT* telemetry and then transforms the raw data into flexible and scalable objects that can be correlated and queried.

*MELT: Metrics, Events, Logs and Traces

The FSO control tool, fsoc, provides a command line interface to help developers manage their solutions lifecycle and interact with the core services and solutions currently available in the platform.

Documentation

The fsoc documentation is going to be published in Cisco's DevNet. This link may not work until the first document publication is available. Until then, the fsoc help command is a good starting point. Most commands provide sample command lines you can try.

You can also run fsoc gendocs to generate a command reference. It provides the same information as fsoc help but in static Markdown pages.

TL;DR Build

To build fsoc locally, after cloning this repository:

Run go build
Use the binary saved in the same directory, e.g., ./fsoc help

For more information on setting up the development environment and building fsoc, please see CONTRIBUTING.

TL;DR Install Prebuilt Binaries

Prebuilt binaries are published for each fsoc release for the following platforms:

Platform	Binary file name
Mac OS, Intel	`fsoc-darwin-amd64`
Mac OS, M1/M2	`fsoc-darwin-arm64`
Linux, Intel/AMD	`fsoc-linux-amd64`
Linux, ARM	`fsoc-linux-arm64`
Windows 10/11	`fsoc-windows-amd64.exe`

Installing on Linux or Windows with WSL

FSOCOS=linux-amd64 \
bash -c 'curl -fSL -o fsoc "https://github.com/cisco-open/fsoc/releases/latest/download/fsoc-${FSOCOS}"'
chmod +x fsoc
sudo mv fsoc /usr/local/bin

Change the FSOCOS platform name above to linux-arm64 for installing on Linux/ARM.

Installing on Mac OS, Intel

curl -fSL -o fsoc "https://github.com/cisco-open/fsoc/releases/latest/download/fsoc-darwin-amd64"
chmod +x fsoc
sudo mv fsoc /usr/local/bin

Installing on Mac OS, M1/M2

curl -fSL -o fsoc "https://github.com/cisco-open/fsoc/releases/latest/download/fsoc-darwin-arm64"
chmod +x fsoc
sudo mv fsoc /usr/local/bin

Installing On Windows

If you will run fsoc on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), please use the Linux and WSL instructions above.

For installing fsoc as a native application on Windows, follow these steps:

Download the latest release. If you have curl installed, you can run the following command in cmd.exe or Powershell:

curl -fSL -o fsoc "https://github.com/cisco-open/fsoc/releases/latest/download/fsoc-windows-amd64.exe"

Append or prepend the fsoc binary folder to your PATH environment variable.
Test to ensure the version of fsoc is the same as the latest:

fsoc version

Set Shell Autocompletion

This is an optional step. To add autocompletion in bash, run:

. <(./fsoc completion bash)

For other shells, check out the completion help with fsoc help completion.

Configure

Configure the default profile to your tenant of choice (replace MYTENANT with your tenant's name):

fsoc config set --auth=oauth --server=MYTENANT.observe.appdynamics.com
fsoc login  # test access

NOTE: The login command will pop up a browser to perform the log in and then continue executing the command. Subsequent invocations of fsoc will use cached credentials.

Assistance and Suggestions

We are working to provide channels for help, suggestions, etc., for this project. In the meantime, if you have suggestions or want to report a problem, please use Github issues.

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