Note on naming: The Fabric8-Analytics project has evolved from 2 different projects called "cucos" and "bayesian". We're currently in process of renaming the modules and updating documentation. Until that is completed, please consider "cucos" and "bayesian" to be synonyms of "Fabric8-Analytics".

Fabric8-Analytics is a new strategic initiative to help developers with the consumption of application components such as packages and containers.

At this point we offer several ways of interacting with Baysian: API, a widget in SonarQube and Jenkins plugin. Fabric8-Analytics is also built into the openshift.io build pipeline.

To get up and running with the API please refer to the API server README.

For an in-depth example using the API see the examples repo.

SonarQube is our developer facing integration point. For an in-depth example working with SonarQube see the examples repo.

Note: A special plugin needs to be used for scanning Maven projects, find out how to use it.

We have a Fabric8-Analytics Jenkins plugin.

It is also possible to trigger Fabric8-Analytics analyses from Jenkins. Please refer to the documentation for details.

We have detailed documentation that describes possibilities of running whole Fabric8-Analytics, doing code changes, running tests etc.