Quickstart

Fiberplane Studio is available for the Web.

To get started go to https://fiberplane.com/ and log in with your Fiberplane account (currently available only for Google Workspace or Gmail users). You can also get right to your notebook by typing fp.new

How it works

How Fiberplane works

Fiberplane Studio allows you to query, visualize, and understand metrics and logs in your infrastructure.

Whenever you execute a query in the notebook:

  1. The query is forwarded to the Fiberplane fpd in your cluster;
  2. The fpd then queries the Provider data source (e.g. your Prometheus or Elastic instance);
  3. When the Provider returns the data, the fpd processes, encrypts, and then returns it back to the Studio.

Set up the Fiberplane Daemon

The Fiberplane Daemon is a package that runs in your infrastructure. It enables you to connect the Fiberplane Studio to data sources in your cluster(s) securely without exposing them to the Internet.

The Fiberplane Daemon is available as a container on Docker Hub.

In order for the Daemon to receive queries from Fiberplane Notebooks, it needs to be authorized. This step will generate a Daemon API Token that will be needed in later steps.

You can do it in the Settings > FPD menu or using our CLI tool.

Generate an FPD API Token in the Studio

Register a proxy

In order for the Daemon to talk to the Fiberplane Studio successfully it needs to be successfully authorized. This step will generate a Daemon API Token that will be needed later.

  1. Go to your Fiberplane Settings page.
  2. Click + New to register a proxy with a name that identifies the cluster you will install it into (for example, "Production"). This will generate and display a Daemon API Token that the proxy will use to authenticate with the Fiberplane Studio.
  3. Copy the Daemon API Token generated in Step 2 for the next step.

Generate a Daemon API Token using the CLI

Download and install the Fiberplane CLI

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://fp.dev/install.sh | sh

Or download the Fiberplane CLI manually (make sure to make it executable chmod +x ./fp):

Authenticate your CLI with Fiberplane

fp login

To register a daemon run a command fp daemon create:

$ fp daemon create my-daemon-name
        Name:  my-daemon-name
          ID:  <generated_daemon_id>
      Status:  disconnected
 Datasources:  (none)
        Token  <YOUR_DAEMON_API_TOKEN> <-- SAVE THIS FOR LATER!

You can leave out the daemon name to have one randomly generated, but we recommend naming it according to the environment it will be deployed to (for example, production). Note that daemon names must follow the Fiberplane name format.

Next steps

You can now:

  • add Providers;
  • deploy the fpd to Kubernetes cluster, Docker container or run it locally for testing.

Add Providers

Setting up Providers

Deploy

Deploy to Kubernetes

Deploy to Docker

Run Locally

Configuration help / FAQ

Updated 14 days ago