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01 Jul 23:47

ryanmelt

v5.0.5

cad3a5e

v5.0.5 Latest

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I'm happy to announce the release of COSMOS 5.0.5!

This release updates dependencies, has some important bug fixes, and improves overall performance. It also simplifies the init container design down to a single init container.

What's Changed

Allow Script Runner to render UTF-8 chars by @jmthomas in #1661
New github action container_scans in #1656
Metadata constraint by @jmthomas in #1665
Init and minio by @ryanmelt in #1662
update_metadata merge existing by @jmthomas in #1663
Change ${PWD} to . in compose.yaml by @jmthomas in #1668
Add milliseconds to temp script name by @jmthomas in #1672
Remove v-text on vuetify components by @jmthomas in #1671
Add cosmos validate to check plugins by @jmthomas in #1675
Graph legend position by @jmthomas in #1679
Config stream by @jmthomas in #1682
Table report by @jmthomas in #1683
Add run_script method for buttons by @jmthomas in #1688
Remove old interface code for inject_tlm by @jmthomas in #1689
Handbooks by @jmthomas in #1696
Xtce support by @jmthomas in #1699
Create hash of screen def as key by @jmthomas in #1702
set needs_dependencies if there is a top level lib folder by @ryanatball in #1703
Admin updates by @ryanmelt in #1707
Table Manager upload / download support by @jmthomas in #1704
Logging Optimizations by @ryanmelt in #1714

Migration Notes:

If you are upgrading and already have a local compose.yaml file, then you will need to the init container services, like it is defined in the compose.yaml file in the release.

Prerequisites:

Docker - Running COSMOS 5 requires a working Docker installation. Typically Docker Desktop on Windows / Mac. Plain Docker or Podman also works on linux. We actively develop and run with Docker Desktop on Mac/Windows, and Linux on Raspberry Pi, so if you have any issues on another platform, please let us know by submitting a ticket!

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 4GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
Run: docker-compose up -d
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:2900
Have fun running COSMOS 5!

We will be actively updating documentation on https://ballaerospace.github.io/cosmos-website/ to capture all the details on COSMOS 5. So if it isn't documented yet, we're getting there! The biggest new documentation is on the new plugin system.

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Thanks!

Full Changelog: v5.0.4...v5.0.5

Contributors

jmthomas and ryanmelt

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25 May 00:13

ryanmelt

v5.0.4

1fa9dfe

v5.0.4

I'm happy to announce the release of COSMOS 5.0.4! This release updates dependencies, has some important bug fixes, and improves overall performance.

The most obvious change from this release is that the Redis process has been broken into two. We now run a cosmos-redis service and a cosmos-redis-ephemeral service. This allows us to configure Redis to only backup configuration data, and not streaming target data, greatly reducing the cost of redis persistence and greatly improving performance.

What's Changed

Tickets

Pull Requests

Take microservice name from ENV, fix topics by @jasonatball in #1628
ERB should support minus sign at end trim mode to suppress blank lines by @ryanatball in #1637
Split redis by @ryanatball in #1643
add mutex to metric by @ryanatball in #1644
Add codecov.yml by @jasonatball in #1651
Metadata by @jasonatball in #1642
Initial package audit script. by @ryanatball in #1649
fix s3 file cache sharing temp folder across processes by @ryanatball in #1650
Allow button widget vars and fix radio groups by @jasonatball in #1652
Data extractor disconnects by @ryanatball in #1653
Bump alpine build, move ruby-dev to cosmos-ruby by @jasonatball in #1655

Migration Notes:

If you are upgrading and already have a local compose.yaml file, then you will need to manually add the cosmos-redis-ephemeral service, like it is defined in the compose.yaml file in the release.

Prerequisites:

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 4GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
Run: docker-compose up -d
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:2900
Have fun running COSMOS 5!

We will be actively updating documentation on cosmosc2.com to capture all the details on COSMOS 5. So if it isn't documented yet, we're getting there! The biggest new documentation is on the new plugin system.

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Thanks!

Full Changelog: v5.0.3...v5.0.4

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14 May 00:01

v5.0.3

80f31bc

v5.0.3

I'm happy to announce the release of COSMOS 5.0.3! This release updates dependencies, has a few bug fixes, and improves UI performance.
Most importantly, the user interface better handles having many thousands of telemetry points. Everyone is encouraged to upgrade and start running off of the prebuilt containers on Docker Hub.

What's Changed

Script file chooser dialogs added
Cypress Integration Tests Fully Removed (Replaced with Playwright)
Redis Aof persistence removed (Helps Raspberry Pi a lot)
TlmGrapher right click Improvements
Fix get_packet API
Disallow bracket in target, packet, packet item names
Fix Redis command tab
Fix Environment Variables in Test Runner
Allow util save and load script to take version
TargetPacketItemChooser performance improvements
Fix Test Suite results parsing
Paginate CmdTlmServer and PacketViewer
inject_tlm enhancements
Rework cleanup to be configurable and default to off
Added Ruby block support to wait_check by @andyp13
Lots of dependency versions updated to latest

Migration Notes:

If upgrading from an earlier version, you will need to go the Admin -> Microservices tab and manually delete the DEFAULT__CLEANUP__S3 microservice.

Prerequisites:

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 4GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
Run: docker-compose up -d
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:2900
Have fun running COSMOS 5!

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Thanks!

Full Changelog: v5.0.2...v5.0.3

Contributors

andyp13

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29 Apr 04:12

ryanmelt

v5.0.2

7e5eb53

v5.0.2

I'm happy to announce the release of COSMOS 5.0.2! This release brings new tools, lots of bug fixes, and a focus on stability. Everyone is encouraged to upgrade and start running off of the prebuilt containers on Docker Hub.

New Tools

TableManager - Edit your binary configuration tables from COSMOS
Autonomic (Beta) - Configurable Automation and Reactions
Calendar (Beta) - Timeline now has a familiar calendar based interface and supports metadata entry

CI/CD Improvements

Tons of great stuff in this release, and it's been far too long with 647 commits since the 5.0.1 release. Fortunately infrequent releases are over now that our unit test / integration test / and release process have been implemented into the Github Actions CI/CD pipeline.

Additionally we have changed from using Cypress for integration test to Playwright. With this our integration tests are now less flaky, and we are testing both Chrome and Firefox automatically.

We've also been doing a lot of development against an internal Git server, but will now be switching back to fully open development on Github to make maximum use of this CI/CD environment.

Release Artifacts

A full set of release artifacts is now being pushed for every release.

Full set of containers to Docker Hub (No more need to build yourself)
Main ruby gem and all plugin tools pushed to Rubygems.org
@cosmosc2/tool-common npm package

Significant Changes

Initial Version of Automated Data Reduction
Added IframeWidget
Limits sets now supported
Add execute selection to script runner
Add ImageviewerWidget
Implement script edit locks
Add menu for find/replace to ScriptRunner
Colorblind Mode
Upgrade ACE Editor
Add Redis command tab to admin
Add SR run from cursor functionality
Add open/save config to limits monitor
Add spacer widget
Allow get_tlm_values to return nil if item not yet set
Update all of our dependency versions to latest
Add matrix to gemspec to support Ruby 3.1
Deploy UNKNOWN packet loggers
Partially sandbox ScriptRunner
Add completed script history table
Erb support during plugin install. Asynchronous plugin install. 3rd Party Gem Support.
Scriptrunner breakpoints
Easy Install In Offline Environments
Add Mnemonic Checker to ScriptRunner
Fix build on M1 macs
Upgrade vue cli v5
Add target file methods
Support Browsers Going Back 2 Years
Remove privileged host setup commands
Update Interface Reconnect Logic to Work the Same as COSMOS 4

Prerequisites:

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 4GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
Run: docker-compose up -d
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:2900
Have fun running COSMOS 5!

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Thanks!

Full Changelog: v5.0.1...v5.0.2

Assets 2

28 Jan 16:39

v4.5.2

22e4176

v4.5.2

What's Changed

Remove all reserved item names from system cmd meta by @jasonatball in #1438
Remove ruby23 support by @jasonatball in #1440

Full Changelog: v4.5.1...v4.5.2

Migration Notes from COSMOS 4.4.x:
To upgrade to the latest version of COSMOS, run "bundle update cosmos" in your COSMOS project folder.

Modify your system.txt files to:

Make sure you have a X_CSRF_TOKEN line with a unique value (anything will do, just change it)
Change all LISTEN_HOST settings to 127.0.01 unless you need connections from external hosts
If you know only specific external hosts will be connecting, add ALLOW_ACCESS lines for each
Only add ALLOW_ROUTER_COMMANDING if you are chaining CmdTlmServers (that need to send commands), or you are receiving commands through routers
Only add ALLOW_ORIGIN if you expect COSMOS to be accessed from a webpage
Add ALLOW_HOST :7777, etc if you expect the COSMOS APIs to be accessed from external computers. Otherwise it will only accept connections that have a HOST header set to localhost

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25 Nov 03:41

v5.0.1

ae24be6

v5.0.1

This is the first patch release of COSMOS 5 Open Source Edition.

Significant Changes:

Added new notification system to frontend
ScriptRunner now supports mnemonic autocomplete for cmd() and tlm() keywords
Fixed redis streams that were not properly trimmed and leaking memory
All example telemetry screens from COSMOS 4 now working in COSMOS 5
Added ability to directly edit screens in TlmViewer
Added save and restore configuration to TlmViewer
Updated to use docker compose as much as possible
Greatly improved error reporting
Lots and Lots of Minor bug fixes and improvements

Known Things That Aren't Done/Fully Working Yet:

Automatic data reduction for long term trending isn't complete yet
Limits sets are not fully implemented

Prerequisites:

Docker - Running COSMOS 5 requires a working Docker installation. Typically Docker Desktop on Windows / Mac. Plain docker should work on linux. We're currently only developing / running with Docker Desktop on Windows, so if you have any issues on another platform, please let us know by submitting a ticket!

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 8GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
The COSMOS 5 containers are designed to work and be built in the presence of an SSL Decryption device. To support this a cacert.pem file can be placed at the base of the COSMOS 5 project that includes any certificates needed by your organization. If you don't need this, then please ignore, but if you see any SSL errors, this is probably why.
Run cosmos-control.bat start (Windows), or ./cosmos-control.sh start (linux/Mac)
COSMOS 5 will be built and when ready should be running (~10 mins for first run, ~3 for subsequent)
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:2900
Have fun running COSMOS 5!

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Thanks!

Assets 2

21 Sep 21:01

v4.5.1

32a9e25

v4.5.1

This is primarily a security and bug fix release. All users are recommended to update. Please see the migration notes below for necessary changes when upgrading from 4.4.x.

Security Updates:
#1357 Fix fortify issues in C ext
#1361 Incorporate Fortify findings

Bug Fixes:
#1363 Synchronize packet and limits so that inject_tlm works as expected
#1314 Time#sys breaks with frozen timestamps
#1300 Read only files should not be editable
#1336 Sort Files in CRC File
#1330 xtce_converter: uninitialized constant USERPATH

New Features:
#1299 Stay on top command line option for tools

Maintenance:
#1242 Update installer link
#1252 Check for absolute path in installer
#1362 Ahk issues

Migration Notes from COSMOS 4.4.x:
To upgrade to the latest version of COSMOS, run "bundle update cosmos" in your COSMOS project folder.

Modify your system.txt files to:

Make sure you have a X_CSRF_TOKEN line with a unique value (anything will do, just change it)
Change all LISTEN_HOST settings to 127.0.01 unless you need connections from external hosts
If you know only specific external hosts will be connecting, add ALLOW_ACCESS lines for each
Only add ALLOW_ROUTER_COMMANDING if you are chaining CmdTlmServers (that need to send commands), or you are receiving commands through routers
Only add ALLOW_ORIGIN if you expect COSMOS to be accessed from a webpage
Add ALLOW_HOST :7777, etc if you expect the COSMOS APIs to be accessed from external computers. Otherwise it will only accept connections that have a HOST header set to localhost

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15 Aug 02:40

v5.0.0

8564ea6

v5.0.0

I am proud to announce the first production release of COSMOS 5.0.0 Open Source Edition!

COSMOS 5 is a highly-scalable, cloud-native, containerized, web-interfaced, command and control software system. This first production release is ready for general use.

What's New from Coming from COSMOS 4:

The COSMOS user interface is now a web application instead of a desktop application - That means you can install COSMOS once, and all users just need to open a web browser to interact with the system. It also means COSMOS is a first class citizen when running in cloud environments like AWS and Azure.
Long term data archiving and trending is now always present and is a core feature of COSMOS. The DART tool has been retired, and equivalent functionality is now built right in.
COSMOS is now distributed as a collection of Docker containers orchestrated by docker-compose. The only prerequisite for running COSMOS is Docker, making it super easy to get up and running, and providing a consistent experience across host operating systems.
COSMOS 5 is built around a new plugin system that provides a highly modular way to add targets, interfaces, routers, procedures, microservices, and tools to the COSMOS framework. COSMOS can now easily be the base for your entire system, and should spawn an entire ecosystem of ready to use plugins for various pieces of hardware and software.

COSMOS 5 Technologies:

Docker - COSMOS 5 runs across a set of containers managed by Docker
Redis - Redis is used as a key-value store, and streaming data server
Minio - Minio provides an S3 compatible file storage server
Vue.js - Javascript technology used to build the new COSMOS user interface

Functional versions of the following COSMOS tools are included in this release:

Command and Telemetry Server
Command Sender
Packet Viewer
Telemetry Viewer
Telemetry Grapher
Script Runner (Test Runner now built in)
Limits Monitor
Data Extractor (Both Command and Telemetry)
Data Viewer
Timeline
Admin Interface

Known Things That Aren't Done/Fully Working Yet:

Automatic data reduction for long term trending is being performed but is not selectable in tools yet

Prerequisites:

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 8GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
The COSMOS 5 containers are designed to work and be built in the presence of an SSL Decryption device. To support this a cacert.pem file can be placed at the base of the COSMOS 5 project that includes any certificates needed by your organization. If you don't need this, then please ignore, but if you see any SSL errors, this is probably why.
Run cosmos-control.bat start (Windows), or ./cosmos-control.sh start (linux/Mac)
COSMOS 5 will be built and when ready should be running (~20 mins for first run, ~3 for subsequent)
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:2900
Have fun running COSMOS 5!

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Thanks!

Assets 2

12 Apr 23:20

v5.0.0.beta2

53e2ba2

v5.0.0.beta2 Pre-release

Pre-release

I am proud to announce the release of COSMOS 5 Beta 2!

COSMOS 5 is a highly scalable, cloud native, command and control software system. This second beta release is intended for users to begin to experiment with and prepare for the production COSMOS 5 release scheduled for June.

Changes from the Beta 1 Release:

COSMOS tools are now modular and can be added with plugins
Improved Stability and Testing
Improved API support from COSMOS 4
Improved Project Organization and Naming Consistency
New DataViewer Tool
New Notifications System
Streaming API now supports streaming raw packet data
Improved Admin Functionality
Improved TlmViewer Widget support
Classification Banner Support
Support for Raw Logging
Open source license changed from GPLv3 to AGPLv3
Removed EFK stack from running by default

COSMOS 5 Technologies:

Docker - COSMOS 5 runs across a set of containers managed by Docker
Redis - Redis is used as a key-value store, and streaming data server
Minio - Minio provides an S3 compatible file storage server
Vue.js - Javascript technology used to build the new COSMOS user interface

Functional versions of the following COSMOS tools are included in this release:

Command and Telemetry Server
Command Sender
Packet Viewer
Telemetry Viewer
Telemetry Grapher
Script Runner (Test Runner now built in)
Limits Monitor
Extractor
Data Viewer
Admin Interface

Known Things That Aren't Done/Fully Working Yet:

Data Reduction
The LATEST telemetry packet
Serial Interface Support (probably would work on a linux host with the cosmos-operator container running with --privileged)
New Timeline Feature

Prerequisites:

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 8GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
The COSMOS 5 containers are designed to work and be built in the presence of an SSL Decryption device. To support this a cacert.pem file can be placed at the base of the COSMOS 5 project that includes any certificates needed by your organization. If you don't need this, then please ignore, but if you see any SSL errors, this is probably why.
Run cosmos-control.bat start (Windows), or ./cosmos-control.sh start (linux/Mac)
COSMOS 5 will be built and when ready should be running (~20 mins for first run, ~3 for subsequent)
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:2900
Have fun trying out COSMOS 5!

We will be actively updating documentation on cosmosrb.com throughout the month of April. So if it isn't documented yet, we're getting there! The biggest new documentation is on the new plugin system.

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Note that this release is not recommended for production use, but at this point you are encouraged to start migrating and working through any initial issues.

Thanks!

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10 Jan 00:43

v5.0.0-beta.1

e88c318

v5.0.0-beta.1 Pre-release

Pre-release

I am proud to announce the release of COSMOS 5 Beta 1!

COSMOS 5 is a highly scalable, cloud native, command and control software system. This is a beta release meant for COSMOS users to start experimenting with and providing feedback on the COSMOS 5 architecture and tools.

Changes from the Alpha 1 Release:

Extractor - Combines the TlmExtractor and CmdExtractor tools from COSMOS 4
Test Runner Support - Script Runner will now treat any file with _suite.rb in the filename as a test runner suite
Plugin System - One of the most exciting features coming in COSMOS 5 are plugins that allow plugging in targets / tools / and microservices into COSMOS
Admin Interface - Allows adding/removing plugins and changing configuration
Fully functional ethernet based interfaces and routers
Functional Limits Monitor
Lots of fixes and improvements

COSMOS 5 Technologies:

Docker - COSMOS 5 runs across a set of containers managed by Docker
Redis - Redis is used as a key-value store, and streaming data server
Minio - Minio provides an S3 compatible file storage server
EFK Stack - Elasticsearch, Fluentd, Kibana - Provide a distributed logging solution
Vue.js - Javascript technology used to build the new COSMOS user interface

Functional versions of the following COSMOS tools are included in this release:

Command and Telemetry Server
Command Sender
Packet Viewer
Telemetry Viewer
Telemetry Grapher
Script Runner (Test Runner now built in)
Limits Monitor
Extractor
Admin Interface

Known Things That Aren't Done/Fully Working Yet:

Limits Sets and Limits Groups
The LATEST telemetry packet
Data Viewer
Handbook Creator
Replay
Per-Target Cmd/Tlm Counters
Plugin Tool Support
Serial Interface Support (probably would work on a linux host with the cosmos-operator container running with --privileged)
subscribe_ API calls
Some lesser used API calls

Prerequisites:

Minimum Resources allocated to Docker: 8GB RAM, 1 CPU, 80GB Disk
Recommended Resources allocated to Docker: 16GB RAM, 2+ CPUs, 100GB Disk

To Run:

Download one of the archives (.zip or .tar.gz from the Github release page) Download Release Here
Extract the archive somewhere on your host computer
The COSMOS 5 containers are designed to work and be built in the presence of an SSL Decryption device. To support this a cacert.pem file can be placed at the base of the COSMOS 5 project that includes any certificates needed by your organization. If you don't need this, then please ignore, but if you see any SSL errors, this is probably why.
Run cosmos_start.bat (Windows), or cosmos_start.sh (linux/Mac)
COSMOS 5 will be built and when ready should be running (~15 mins for first run, ~2 for subsequent)
Connect a web browser to http://localhost:8080
Have fun trying out COSMOS 5!

We will be actively updating documentation on cosmosrb.com throughout the month of January. So if it isn't documented yet, we're getting there!

Please try it out and let us know what you think! Please submit any issues as Github tickets, or any generic feedback to [email protected].

Note that this release is not recommended for production use. We will have a release candidate release in a few months.

Thanks!

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