cf add-plugin-repo CF-Community http://plugins.cloudfoundry.org/
cf install-plugin "Firehose Plugin" -r CF-Community

User must be logged in as admin

The entire firehose for CF.

NAME:
   nozzle - Displays messages from the firehose

USAGE:
   cf nozzle

OPTIONS:
   -debug                 -d, enable debugging
   -filter                -f, specify message filter such as LogMessage, ValueMetric, CounterEvent, HttpStartStop
   -no-filter             -n, no firehose filter. Display all messages
   -subscription-id       -s, specify subscription id for distributing firehose output between clients

All logs, metrics and events for a given app. This differs from cf logs APP_NAME because it provides other information like container metrics that are related to the app.

NAME:
   app-nozzle - Displays messages from the firehose for a given app

USAGE:
   cf app-nozzle APP_NAME

OPTIONS:
   -debug           -d, enable debugging
   -filter          -f, specify message filter such as LogMessage, ValueMetric, CounterEvent, HttpStartStop
   -no-filter       -n, no filter. Display all messages

cf nozzle
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME

Error message will be displayed for unrecognized filter type

# For debug
cf nozzle --debug
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --debug

# For all messages
cf nozzle --no-filter
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --no-filter

# For Log Messages
cf nozzle --filter LogMessage
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --filter LogMessage

# For HttpStartStop
cf nozzle --filter HttpStartStop
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --filter HttpStartStop

# For ValueMetric
cf nozzle --filter ValueMetric
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --filter ValueMetric

# For CounterEvent
cf nozzle --filter CounterEvent
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --filter CounterEvent

# For ContainerMetric
cf nozzle --filter ContainerMetric
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --filter ContainerMetric

# For Error
cf nozzle --filter Error
cf app-nozzle APP_NAME --filter Error

In order to distribute the firehose data evenly among multiple CLI sessions, the user must specify the same subscription ID to each of the client connections.

cf nozzle --no-filter --subscription-id myFirehose

cf uninstall-plugin FirehosePlugin

Run tests

./scripts/test.sh

If you want to install the plugin locally and test it manually

./scripts/install.sh

In order to create a new release, follow these steps

1. Create local tag and binaries

./scripts/build-all.sh release VERSION_NUMBER #(e.g. 0.7.0)

1. Copy the output of the previous command from the first line (should be '- name: Firehose Plugin' to the last checksum line (should be something like checksum: fde5fd52c40ea4c34330426c09c143a76a77a8db)
2. Push the tag git push --follow-tags
3. On github, create new release based on new tag here
4. Upload the three binaries from the ./bin folders to the release (Linux, OSX and Win64)
5. Fork this repo and clone it locally
6. Edit the repo-index.yml to override the existing section about the firehose plugin with the text previously copied in Step 2.
7. Run go run sort/main.go repo-index.yml in the cli-plugin-repo to alphabetize the properties
8. Run BINARY_VALIDATION=true go test
9. Push the change to your fork
10. Create a PR against the original repo