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OBSERVABILITY PLATFORM


 * Home

 * Introduction
   * Kickstart My Development
   * FSOC Command Line Utility
   * Configure FSOC
   * Development Process Summary
 * Creating the Topology
   * Initialize your solution
   * Entities
   * Entity Metrics
   * Entity Relationships
   * Entity Priorities
 * Solution Deployment
 * MELT Data
 * Creating the UI
   * UI for the Solution Home
   * UI for Entity Lists
   * UI for Entity Details
 * Appendix
   * Authoring Tool
   * Gridview Metrics
   * Sparkgraphs
   * Arc Gauges


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 * Observability Platform
 * Download UgottaRide Source
 * Download UI Icons
 * Platform Overview
 * FSOC Documentation
 * Unified Query Language

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CISCO OBSERVABILITY PLATFORM





SOLUTION DEVELOPER KICKSTART GUIDE

THE CISCO OBSERVABILITY PLATFORM PROVIDES CORE CAPABILITIES FOR DEVELOPERS TO
BUILD OBSERVABILITY SOLUTIONS TO GAIN VISIBILITY AND ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS ACROSS
THEIR TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS STACK.












OPEN, EXTENSIBLE, SCALABLE, AND FLEXIBLE

 * Fully extensible entity-based data model
   * Provides users with enhanced flexibility to ask any question of any part of
     their stacks, as well as model, at every level of detail, their own
     ecosystem.
 * Out-of-the box support for OpenTelemetry
   * Provides broad accessibility to data instrumentation and collection – today
     and tomorrow.
 * Unified query language
   * Get helpful insights across domains, in model, and in context.
 * Cloud-native application model
   * Make sense of modern hyper-distributed and ephemeral microservices
     environments.
     







PLATFORM USE CASES

The Cisco Observability Platform supports a variety of observability use cases,
including data ingestion and transformation, network observability, and rapid
development of third-party applications. Additionally, the platform provides
core capabilities for business transactions and metrics, bespoke user
interfaces, alerting and actioning, and customized reports.

The Platform can serve observability use cases requiring:

 * Data ingestion and transformation of MELT and system data from different
   environments and clusters
 * Insights based on correlated MELT and system data
 * Network observability within the context of your application
 * Extended functionality of existing Cisco observability, monitoring, and
   security products
 * Rapid development of third-party standalone applications
 * Business transactions and metrics for critical business operations and goals
 * Bespoke user interfaces
 * Alerting and actioning
 * Customized reports







LEARNING OBJECTIVES

We will explore the process, the tools and the skills required to build a Cisco
Platform Solution.







WHO CAN USE THE PLATFORM

The Platform is designed for developers, system integrators, third-party
vendors, and enterprise customers who need to gain insights into their ingested
data.

System integrators can use their expertise and Cisco’s relationship to create
highly integrated modules. Third-party developers can create standalone
applications and interfaces integrating with their own SaaS products.

All developers can easily export insights and data from the platform to be
integrated with products or platforms (such as ServiceNow® and Splunk®) or
custom tools.







CISCO OBSERVABILITY PLATFORM ECOSYSTEM

The Cisco Observability Platform ecosystem consists of data and developer
components, each with APIs and interfaces for developers to build solutions,
administer accounts, and manage subscriptions:

 * Data Platform: The core of the Platform that is responsible for handling
   various data-related tasks such as modeling, ingestion, storage, and
   querying.
 * Developer Platform: The set of tools and components provided by the Platform
   that developers use to create solutions. Account Administration: The online
   services for managing Platform accounts, including viewing and managing
   tenant access, users, roles, permissions and subscriptions.
 * Platform Exchange: The online venue where end users of the Platform can
   discover and subscribe to applications and modules. The exchange also enables
   developers to list and market their solutions to Platform customers.







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We’ll dive deeper into the architecture and capabilities of the Cisco
Observability Platform.

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