How do you measure dependency version drift across many services?
Version drift is how far services lag on a shared dependency. Measure it from SBOMs or lockfiles, chart the spread, and set a target for convergence.
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Version drift is how far services lag on a shared dependency. Measure it from SBOMs or lockfiles, chart the spread, and set a target for convergence.
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