Ortelius Open Source / Demos & Contributor Tips

Steve Taylor provides a look at the DeployHub Dashboard, powered by Ortelius. See how Ortelius tracks #SBOM data, aggregates the data to the logical application level based on consumed components, and builds a dashboard of security details.

SBOMs are often generated but seldom consumed. Learn how Ortelius is tracking SBOMs with microservices and aggregating SBOM data to all 'logical' applications that consume them. Understand what an 'evidence' store is and how it works.

Ortelius connects to your CI/CD Pipeline to automatically gather supply chain and DevOps Intelligence into a central 'Evidence Store' for the data to be consumed and acted upon. Steve Taylor shows us how to implement the Ortelius CLI to connect to your pipeline including the generation of SBOM data.

Presented by Steve Taylor at the May 20, 2022 Ortelius Visionaries Summit

Hardening cybersecurity in cloud-native environments means we need to track not just service SBOMs, but more importantly application SBOMs. In a decoupled architecture, it can be almost impossible to create an application SBOM - Steve Taylor will show us how Ortelius gets this job done so everyone has an SBOM.

Presented by Turja Narayan Chaudhuri at the May 20, 2022 Ortelius Visionaries Summit

It is indeed a valid argument that microservices allows engineering organization to grow and scale, providing better constructs for isolation and independence. But, microservices do not only add technical complexity -they also introduce organizational complexity and pose a serious threat to scaling at the enterprise level. Over time, with hundreds of services and no governance or oversight, when something breaks, nobody knows who to reach out to. A microservice catalog is a record/list of all the microservices that an enterprise has in its ecosystem, providing powerful information at your fingertips. In this talk, you will learn how a microservice catalog facilitates a successful microservice at scale architecture by helping developers find and share services, providing DevOps teams metadata about services needed to make solid decisions, and give the support teams the ownership and consumption information needed when something goes wrong.

Join Sergio, an active OpenSource Entusiastic and Arvin, a young student and professional eager to learn, in a informal and friendly conversation to introduce each other and exchange Why start and continue working in Open Source

As the Ortelius team begins the journey around GitOps, Sergio Canales provides an overview of how to work with operators.

Ortelius solves a complex problem - the tracking and organization of microservices across cluster. In this video, Steve Taylor shows us just how Ortelius does its job.

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