Retrieve a resource

Usage:
  fugue get [command]

Available Commands:
  compliance-by-resource-types Show compliance results by resource type
  compliance-by-rules         Show compliance results by control
  environment                  Retrieve details for an environment
  invite                       Retrieve details for a invite
  policy                       Get an AWS IAM policy for survey and baseline enforcement
  rule                         Retrieve details for a custom rule
  rule-input                   Retrieve rule input
  rule-waiver                  Retrieve details for a rule waiver
  scan                         Get scan details
  types                        List supported resource types
  user                         Retrieve details for a user

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for get

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

Use "fugue get [command] --help" for more information about a command.

get compliance-by-resource-types¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [scan_id]

Show compliance results by resource type

Usage:
  fugue get compliance-by-resource-types [scan_id] [flags]

Flags:
      --columns strings         columns to show (default [ResourceType,Compliant,Noncompliant,Total])
      --family strings          Compliance family filter
  -h, --help                    help for compliance-by-resource-types
      --max-items int           Max items
      --offset int              Offset
      --resource-type strings   Resource type filter

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get compliance-by-rules¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [scan_id]

Show compliance results by control

Usage:
  fugue get compliance-by-rules [scan_id] [flags]

Flags:
      --columns strings   columns to show (default [Family,Rule,Result])
      --family strings    Compliance family filter
  -h, --help              help for compliance-by-rules
      --max-items int     Max items
      --offset int        Offset
      --result strings    Control result filter

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get environment¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [environment_id]

Retrieve details for an environment

Usage:
  fugue get environment [environment_id] [flags]

Aliases:
  environment, env

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for environment

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

Note

For a list of all your environments, see fugue list environments.

get invite¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [invite_id]

Retrieve details for a invite

Usage:
  fugue get invite [invite_id] [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for invite

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get policy¶

Example
Accepted parameter values
Required flag:
- --survey-types

Get an AWS IAM policy for survey and baseline enforcement

Usage:
  fugue get policy [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help                        help for policy
      --provider string             Cloud provider [aws | aws_govcloud] (default "aws")
      --remediation-types strings   Baseline enforcement resource types
      --survey-types strings        Survey resource types

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get rule¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [rule_id]

Retrieve details for a custom rule

Usage:
  fugue get rule [rule_id] [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for rule
      --text   Show rule text

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get rule-input¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Required flag:
- --scan

Retrieve rule input

Usage:
  fugue get rule-input [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help          help for rule-input
      --scan string   Scan ID

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get rule-waiver¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [rule_waiver_id]

Retrieve details for a rule waiver

Usage:
  fugue get rule-waiver [rule_waiver_id] [flags]

Aliases:
  rule-waiver, waiver, rule_waiver

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for rule

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get scan¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [scan_id]

Get scan details

Usage:
  fugue get scan [scan_id] [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for scan

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

Note

For a list of all scans for an environment, see fugue list scans.

get types¶

Example
Accepted parameter values
Required flags:
- --provider
- --region (if provider is aws or aws_govcloud)

List supported resource types

Usage:
  fugue get types [flags]

Aliases:
  types, resource-types

Flags:
  -h, --help              help for types
      --provider string   Cloud provider [aws | aws_govcloud | azure] (default "aws")
      --region string     Region

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

get user¶

Example
Output attributes
Accepted parameter values
Arguments:
- [user_id]

Retrieve details for a user

Usage:
  fugue get user [user_id] [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for user

Global Flags:
      --output string   The formatting style for command output [table | json] (default "table")

Output Attributes¶

Compliance by resource types output¶

The fugue get compliance-by-resource-types output includes the following attributes:

RESOURCE_TYPE: Name of the resource type.
COMPLIANT: Count of resources found to be fully compliant with all controls they have been evaluated against.
NONCOMPLIANT: List of noncompliant resources and the controls they have violated.
TOTAL: Count of all resources evaluated for this resource type.

Compliance by controls output¶

The fugue get compliance-by-rules output includes the following attributes:

FAMILY: Name of the compliance family.
RULE: Name of the compliance control.
RESULT: Result of the control. Note that in the API, a MISSING DATA state is referred to as UNKNOWN. Values - PASS, FAIL, UNKNOWN

Environment output¶

The fugue get environment output includes the following attributes:

ENVIRONMENT_ID: ID of the environment.
NAME: Name of the environment.
PROVIDER: Name of the cloud service provider for the environment. Values - aws, aws_govcloud, azure (applies to both Azure and Azure Government environments), google
SCAN_INTERVAL: Time in seconds between the end of one scan to the start of the next. Learn more about scan intervals.
BASELINE_ID: Scan ID of the baseline if baseline is enabled.
LAST_SCAN_ID: ID of the most recently completed scan.
LAST_SCAN_AT: When the current or most recently completed scan for the environment started, Unix time.
NEXT_SCAN_AT: When the next scan will start, Unix time.
SCAN_STATUS: Status of the current or most recently completed scan for the environment. Values - CREATED, QUEUED, IN_PROGRESS, ERROR, SUCCESS, CANCELED
COMPLIANCE_FAMILIES: List of compliance families validated against the environment.
DRIFT: Indicates whether drift detection is enabled for the environment.
REMEDIATION: Indicates whether baseline enforcement is enabled for the environment.
ROLE: AWS IAM Role ARN that will be assumed to scan and enforce infrastructure. AWS and AWS GovCloud only
REGION: Deprecated. The AWS or AWS GovCloud region to scan and enforce infrastructure in. AWS and AWS GovCloud only
REGIONS: The AWS or AWS GovCloud region(s) to scan and enforce infrastructure in. Values - see Service Coverage. "*" denotes all regions. AWS and AWS GovCloud only
SUBSCRIPTION_ID: The subscription ID of the Azure subscription to be used. Azure and Azure Government only
APPLICATION_ID: The application ID/client ID of the service principal to be used. Azure and Azure Government only
PROJECT_ID: The Google Project ID (if not given, the project_id is extracted from the service acccount email). Google only
SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL: The email address for the service account. Fugue securely scans your resources by impersonating a properly permissioned service account and generating short-lived credentials. Google only

Invite output¶

The fugue get invite output includes the following attributes:

INVITE_ID: ID of the invite.
EMAIL: Email address of the invitee.
GROUPS: Groups the invitee will be added to.
STATUS: Whether the invite status is pending or expired. Values - INVITE_PENDING, INVITE_EXPIRED
CREATED_AT: When the invite was created.
UPDATED_AT: When the invite was last updated.
EXPIRES_AT: When the invite expires (shown as - if it doesn’t expire).
RESOURCE_TYPE: Type of organizational resource created. Always INVITE

Rule output¶

The fugue get rule output includes the following attributes:

NAME: ID of the custom rule.
DESCRIPTION: Description of the custom rule.
PROVIDER: Provider of the custom rule. Values - AWS, AWS_GOVCLOUD, AZURE (applies to both Azure and Azure Government environments)
RESOURCE_TYPE: Resource type to which the custom rule applies.
SEVERITY: Rule severity. Values - Informational, Low, Medium, High, Critical
STATUS: The current status of the rule. Values - ENABLED, DISABLED, INVALID

Rule-input output¶

The fugue get rule-input output is a JSON document representing all resources recorded in the specified scan. Below is example output containing a single AWS security group:

{
    "resources": {
        "aws_security_group.12345678abcd": {
            "_provider": "provider.aws.us-west-1",
            "_skeleton": {
                "depends_on": null,
                "deposed": null,
                "primary": {
                    "id": "sg-123456789abcdefgh",
                    "meta": {
                        "schema_version": "1"
                    },
                    "tainted": false
                },
                "provider": "provider.aws.us-west-1",
                "type": "aws_security_group"
            },
            "_type": "aws_security_group",
            "arn": "arn:aws:ec2:us-west-1:123456789012:security-group/sg-123456789abcdefgh",
            "description": "test-sg",
            "egress": [
                {
                    "cidr_blocks": [
                        "0.0.0.0/0"
                    ],
                    "from_port": 0,
                    "ipv6_cidr_blocks": [],
                    "prefix_list_ids": [],
                    "protocol": "-1",
                    "security_groups": [],
                    "self": false,
                    "to_port": 0
                }
            ],
            "id": "sg-123456789abcdefgh",
            "ingress": [],
            "name": "test-sg",
            "owner_id": "123456789012",
            "revoke_rules_on_delete": false,
            "tags": {
                "Name": ""
            },
            "vpc_id": "vpc-abcd1234"
        }
    }
}

Rule waiver output¶

The fugue get rule-waiver output includes the following attributes:

RULE_WAIVER_ID: ID of the rule waiver.
NAME: Name of the rule waiver.
COMMENT: Comment on why the rule waiver was created.
ENVIRONMENT_ID: ID of the environment in which the rule waiver was created.
ENVIRONMENT_NAME: Name of the environment in which the rule waiver was created.
RULE_ID: ID of the rule to which the rule waiver applies.
RESOURCE_ID: ID of the resource to which the rule waiver applies.
RESOURCE_TYPE: Type of the resource to which the rule waiver applies.
RESOURCE_PROVIDER: Provider of the resource to which the rule waiver applies.
RESOURCE_TAG: Tag of the resource to which the rule waiver applies.
CREATED_AT: Create date and time of the rule waiver.
CREATED_BY: ID of the API client or user that created the rule waiver.
CREATED_BY_DISPLAY_NAME: Name of the user that created the rule waiver. Blank for API clients.
UPDATED_AT: Last update date and time of the rule waiver.
UPDATED_BY: ID of the API client or user that last updated the rule waiver.
UPDATED_BY_DISPLAY_NAME: Name of the user that last updated the rule waiver. Blank for API clients.

Scan output¶

The fugue get scan output includes the following attributes:

SCAN_ID: ID of the scan.
CREATED_AT: When the scan was created, Unix time.
FINISHED_AT: When the scan was finished, Unix time.
STATUS: Status of the scan. Values - CREATED, QUEUED, IN_PROGRESS, ERROR, SUCCESS, CANCELED
MESSAGE: Message related to the scan.
RESOURCE_COUNT: Total number of items.
RESOURCE_TYPES: Number of resource types in the scan.
COMPLIANT: Number of compliant resources.
NONCOMPLIANT: Number of noncompliant resources.
RULES_PASSED: Number of compliance controls passed.
RULES_FAILED: Number of compliance controls failed.

User output¶

The fugue get user output includes the following attributes:

USER_ID: ID of the user.
EMAIL: Email of the invited user.
FIRST_NAME: The first name of the user.
LAST_NAME: The last name of the user.
OWNER: Is the user the owner of the organization. Values - TRUE or FALSE.
GROUPS: Name of the attached group(s).
STATUS: User status. Values - ACTIVE
RESOURCE_TYPE: Type of organizational resource created. Always USER

Examples¶

Retrieving compliance by resource type¶

To retrieve compliance state by resource type, use the fugue get compliance-by-resource-types command. The [scan_id] argument is required:

fugue get compliance-by-resource-types 5e5df1ae-6bab-470e-97f4-098765432109

You’ll see output like this:

========================================================
RESOURCE_TYPE         | COMPLIANT | NONCOMPLIANT | TOTAL
========================================================
AWS.DynamoDB.Table    | 1         | 3            | 4
AWS.EC2.SecurityGroup | 9         | 7            | 16
AWS.EC2.Vpc           | 1         | 2            | 3
AWS.S3.Bucket         | 0         | 5            | 5

See Output Attributes for details.

To learn how to find your scan ID, see Environment and Scan IDs as Parameters.

Filtering by compliance standard¶

You can filter the fugue get compliance-by-resource-types results for a compliance standard using the --family flag. The command below filters compliance by resource type for scan ID 5e5df1ae-6bab-470e-97f4-098765432109 for the compliance standard "CIS-AWS_v1.3.0":

fugue get compliance-by-resource-types 5e5df1ae-6bab-470e-97f4-098765432109 --family "CIS-AWS_v1.3.0"

You’ll see output like this:

========================================================
RESOURCE_TYPE         | COMPLIANT | NONCOMPLIANT | TOTAL
========================================================
AWS.DynamoDB.Table    | 4         | 0            | 4
AWS.EC2.SecurityGroup | 13        | 3            | 16
AWS.EC2.Vpc           | 1         | 2            | 3
AWS.S3.Bucket         | 5         | 0            | 5

Note how the numbers are different from the previous example, which includes all three of the environment’s compliance standards (in this case PCI-DSS_v3.2.1, SOC-2_v2017, and CIS-AWS_v1.3.0).

For a list of other flags you can filter on, see usage.

Retrieving compliance by control¶

To retrieve compliance state by control, use the fugue get compliance-by-rules command. The [scan_id] argument is required:

fugue get compliance-by-rules 222cec53-ee5a-4ea7-a97e-098765432109

You’ll see output like this:

===================================
FAMILY            | RULE  | RESULT
===================================
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.4   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.5   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.6   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.7   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.8   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.9   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.10  | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.12  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.13  | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.14  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.15  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.16  | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.17  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.20  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 2.1.1 | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 2.1.2 | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 2.2.1 | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.1   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.2   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.3   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.4   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.5   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.6   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.7   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.8   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.9   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.10  | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 3.11  | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.1   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.2   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.3   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.4   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.5   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.6   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.7   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.8   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.9   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.10  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.11  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.12  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.13  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.14  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 4.15  | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 5.1   | PASS
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 5.2   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 5.3   | FAIL
FBP               | R001  | FAIL
FBP               | R002  | FAIL

See Output Attributes for details.

To learn how to find your scan ID, see Environment and Scan IDs as Parameters.

Filtering by compliance result¶

You can filter the fugue get compliance-by-rules results by the type of result by using the --result flag. The command below returns only failed controls for scan ID 512cb9d1-f48f-4711-8c86-1a2b3c4d5e6f:

fugue get compliance-by-rules 512cb9d1-f48f-4711-8c86-1a2b3c4d5e6f --result "FAIL"

You’ll see output like this:

===================================
FAMILY            | RULE  | RESULT
===================================
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.6   | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.12  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.14  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.15  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.17  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 1.20  | FAIL
CIS-AWS_v1.3.0    | 2.1.1 | FAIL
CIS-Docker_v1.2.0 | 4.1   | FAIL
CIS-Docker_v1.2.0 | 4.6   | FAIL
CIS-Docker_v1.2.0 | 5.3   | FAIL
CIS-Docker_v1.2.0 | 5.10  | FAIL
CIS-Docker_v1.2.0 | 5.12  | FAIL
FBP               | R001  | FAIL
FBP               | R002  | FAIL

For a list of other flags you can filter on, see usage.

Retrieving details for a single environment¶

Note

For a list of all your environments, see fugue list environments.

To retrieve details for a single environment, use the fugue get environment command. The [environment_id] argument is required:

fugue get environment b671652f-35c1-4b5d-92ea-123412341234

You’ll see output like this:

=================================================================================================
ATTRIBUTE           | VALUE
=================================================================================================
ENVIRONMENT_ID      | b671652f-35c1-4b5d-92ea-123412341234
NAME                | All GovCloud Regions
PROVIDER            | aws_govcloud
SCAN_INTERVAL       | 86400
BASELINE_ID         | eea401a9-37b1-488c-bc85-121212121212
LAST_SCAN_ID        | 51180cea-daad-4006-963a-232323232323
LAST_SCAN_AT        | 2019-09-17T21:39:56-04:00
NEXT_SCAN_AT        | 2019-09-18T21:39:56-04:00
SCAN_STATUS         | SUCCESS
COMPLIANCE_FAMILIES | NIST-800-53_vRev4
DRIFT               | true
REMEDIATION         | false
ROLE                | arn:aws-us-gov:iam::123456789012:role/FugueRole1568823736
REGIONS             | *

See Output Attributes for details.

To learn how to find your environment ID, see Environment and Scan IDs as Parameters.

Retrieving details for an invite¶

To retrieve details for an invite, use the fugue get invite command. The [invite_id] argument is required:

fugue get invite 7f5c7075-afc2-4a82-b94a-210e517f3b509

You’ll see output like this:

====================================================
ATTRIBUTE     | VALUE
====================================================
INVITE_ID     | 7f5c7075-afc2-4a82-b94a-210e517f3b509
EMAIL         | test@example.com
GROUPS        | default-admin-group:Admin
STATUS        | INVITE_PENDING
CREATED_AT    | 2021-01-27T19:01:35-05:00
UPDATED_AT    | -
EXPIRES_AT    | 2021-02-03T19:01:35-05:00
RESOURCE_TYPE | INVITE

See Output Attributes for details.

To learn how to find your invite ID, see fugue list invites.

Retrieving an IAM policy for scanning and baseline enforcement (AWS and AWS GovCloud only)¶

To retrieve an AWS IAM policy with the required permissions for scanning and/or enforcing resources, use the fugue get policy command. The --survey-types flag is required:

fugue get policy --remediation-types "AWS.EC2.Vpc" --survey-types "AWS.EC2.Vpc","AWS.EC2.SecurityGroup"

Retrieving details for a custom rule¶

Note

For a list of all custom rules for an organization, see fugue list rules.

To retrieve details for a single custom rule, use the fugue get rule command. The [rule_id] argument is required:

fugue get rule db62a7f8-1929-4d38-ae06-1a2b3c4d5e6f

You’ll see output like this:

=======================================================================================================
ATTRIBUTE     | VALUE
=======================================================================================================
NAME          | Azure VMs should be in availability sets
DESCRIPTION   | Azure VMs should be in availability sets. Availability sets promote redundancy of data.
PROVIDER      | AZURE
RESOURCE_TYPE | Azure.Compute.VirtualMachine
SEVERITY      | Low
STATUS        | ENABLED

See Output Attributes for details.

To find a rule ID, use fugue list rules.

Retrieving details for a rule-input¶

To retrieve rule input from a given scan, use the fugue get rule-input command. The --scan flag is required:

fugue get rule-input --scan ae8df562-434e-4fbd-9772-1234abcd5678

You’ll see output like this:

{
    "resources": {
        "aws_security_group.12345678abcd": {
            "_provider": "provider.aws.us-west-1",
            "_skeleton": {
                "depends_on": null,
                "deposed": null,
                "primary": {
                    "id": "sg-123456789abcdefgh",
                    "meta": {
                        "schema_version": "1"
                    },
                    "tainted": false
                },
                "provider": "provider.aws.us-west-1",
                "type": "aws_security_group"
            },
            "_type": "aws_security_group",
            "arn": "arn:aws:ec2:us-west-1:123456789012:security-group/sg-123456789abcdefgh",
            "description": "test-sg",
            "egress": [
                {
                    "cidr_blocks": [
                        "0.0.0.0/0"
                    ],
                    "from_port": 0,
                    "ipv6_cidr_blocks": [],
                    "prefix_list_ids": [],
                    "protocol": "-1",
                    "security_groups": [],
                    "self": false,
                    "to_port": 0
                }
            ],
            "id": "sg-123456789abcdefgh",
            "ingress": [],
            "name": "test-sg",
            "owner_id": "123456789012",
            "revoke_rules_on_delete": false,
            "tags": {
                "Name": ""
            },
            "vpc_id": "vpc-abcd1234"
        }
    }
}

To learn how to find your scan ID, see fugue list scans.

Retrieving details for a rule waiver¶

Note

For a list of all rule waivers for an organization, see fugue list rule-waivers.

To retrieve details for a single rule waiver, use the fugue get rule-waiver command. The [rule_waiver_id] argument is required:

fugue get rule-waiver 36283aca-b747-43cf-8af2-ee20b7b51b9c

You’ll see output like this:

================================================================================================
ATTRIBUTE               | VALUE
================================================================================================
RULE_WAIVER_ID          | 36283aca-b747-43cf-8af2-ee20b7b51b9c
NAME                    | Waive CMK for frontend-security-function
COMMENT                 | KMS CMK is not required
ENVIRONMENT_ID          | 95705e29-3605-4b5f-b8cb-35a7af93ba06
ENVIRONMENT_NAME        | Demo 3
RULE_ID                 | FG_R00068
RULE_DESCRIPTION        | CloudWatch log groups should be encrypted with KMS CMKs. CloudWatch
                          log groups are encrypted by default. However, utilizing KMS CMKs gives
                          you more control over key rotation and provides auditing visibility
                          into key usage.
RULE_COMPLIANCE_MAPPING |
RESOURCE_ID             | /aws/lambda/us-east-1.frontend-security-function
RESOURCE_TYPE           | AWS.CloudWatchLogs.LogGroup
RESOURCE_PROVIDER       | aws.us-west-2
RESOURCE_TAG            | Organization:Dev*
CREATED_AT              | 2021-02-19T00:51:43-05:00
CREATED_BY              | api_client:343b807b-019a-484b-9bce-c774270efb5e
CREATED_BY_DISPLAY_NAME |
UPDATED_AT              | -
UPDATED_BY              |
UPDATED_BY_DISPLAY_NAME |

Retrieving details for a single scan¶

Note

For a list of all scans for an environment, see fugue list scans.

To retrieve details for a single scan, use the fugue get scan command. The [scan_id] argument is required:

fugue get scan 512cb9d1-f48f-4711-8c86-1a2b3c4d5e6f

You’ll see output like this:

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ATTRIBUTE      | VALUE
=====================================================
SCAN_ID        | 512cb9d1-f48f-4711-8c86-1a2b3c4d5e6f
CREATED_AT     | 2019-09-16T00:10:09-04:00
FINISHED_AT    | 2019-09-16T00:11:54-04:00
STATUS         | SUCCESS
MESSAGE        | -
RESOURCE_COUNT | 28
RESOURCE_TYPES | 4
COMPLIANT      | 11
NONCOMPLIANT   | 17
RULES_PASSED   | 71
RULES_FAILED   | 13

See Output Attributes for details.

To learn how to find your scan ID, see Environment and Scan IDs as Parameters.

Retrieving details for a user¶

To retrieve details for a user, use the fugue get user command. The [user_id] argument is required:

fugue get user c5076282-5ae4-4d9e-8f3b-d6605a9d6333

You’ll see output like this:

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ATTRIBUTE     | VALUE
====================================================
USER_ID       | c5076282-5ae4-4d9e-8f3b-d6605a9d6333
EMAIL         | jsmith@fugue.co
FIRST_NAME    | John
LAST_NAME     | Smith
OWNER         | false
GROUPS        | default-admin-group:Admin
STATUS        | ACTIVE
RESOURCE_TYPE | USER

See Output Attributes for details.

To learn how to find a user ID, see fugue list users.

Retrieving supported resource types¶

To retrieve a list of supported resource types for a provider, use the fugue get types command. The --provider flag is required, and if it’s set to aws or aws_govcloud, the --region flag is also required.

The command below returns a list of supported resource types for AWS region us-east-1:

fugue get types --provider aws --region us-east-1

You’ll see output like this:

AWS.AutoScaling.AutoScalingGroup
AWS.AutoScaling.LaunchConfiguration
AWS.AutoScaling.LaunchTemplate
AWS.AutoScaling.LifecycleHook
AWS.AutoScaling.Policy
...

Output trimmed for length.

The command below returns supported resources for AWS GovCloud region us-gov-west-1:

fugue get types --provider aws_govcloud --region us-gov-west-1

The command below returns supported resources for Azure and Azure Government:

fugue get types --provider azure