📄️ Bridges
COSMOS Bridges provide an easy solution for getting data from devices that don't speak Ethernet into COSMOS.
📄️ COSMOS and NASA cFS
Working configuration
📄️ Custom Widgets
COSMOS allows you to build custom widgets which can be deployed with your plugin and used in Telemetry Viewer. Building custom widgets can utilitize any javascript frameworks but since COSMOS is written with Vue.js, we will use that framework in this tutorial. Please see the Widget Generator guide for information about generating the scaffolding for a custom widget.
📄️ Little Endian Bitfields
Defining little endian bitfields is a little weird but is possible in COSMOS. However, note that APPEND does not work with little endian bitfields.
📄️ Local Mode
Local Mode is a new feature in the 5.0.9 COSMOS release. It is intended to capture the configuration of an edited plugin so it can be configuration managed. It allows you to edit portions of a plugin (scripts and screens) locally in the editor of your choice and instantly have those changes appear in the COSMOS plugin. This avoids the plugin build / install cycle which is required when editing command and telemetry or interface definitions.
📄️ Logging
The COSMOS Bucket Explorer tool provides a way to browse the COSMOS bucket storage backend whether you are running locally or in a cloud environment. Browse to http2900/tools/bucketexplorer and you should see the list of buckets at the top:
📄️ Monitoring
Monitoring and observability
📄️ Performance
The COSMOS architecture was created with scalability in mind. Our goal is to support an unlimited number of connections and use cloud technologies to scale. Only COSMOS Enterprise Edition supports Kubernetes and the various cloud platforms which allow this level of scalability. While true scalability is only achieved in COSMOS Enterprise, both Open Source and Enterprise have various levels of observability and configuration settings which can affect performance.
📄️ Raspberry Pi
COSMOS Running on Raspberry Pi 4
📄️ Script Writing Guide
Introduction
📄️ Scripting API Guide
This document provides the information necessary to write test procedures using the COSMOS scripting API. Scripting in COSMOS is designed to be simple and intuitive. The code completion ability for command and telemetry mnemonics makes Script Runner the ideal place to write your procedures, however any text editor will do. If there is functionality that you don't see here or perhaps an easier syntax for doing something, please submit a ticket.