How can I tell if an open source project is still maintained?
Check for recent activity, a security policy, signed releases and an update routine. OpenSSF Scorecard turns several of these into automatic checks.
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Check for recent activity, a security policy, signed releases and an update routine. OpenSSF Scorecard turns several of these into automatic checks.
Ask for an SBOM, check its date and versions, and ask how often components are scanned. Here is a short list of questions that reveal the habit.
For shipped software, ask what is in each release customers hold. For hosted software, ask what runs now. The inventory scope and questions differ.
Lambda allows five layers per function. Options: merge layers, bundle into the package, or move to a container image, with patching tradeoffs for each.
Hermetic means isolated from the host machine; reproducible means identical output bits. See how the two relate and which one to work on first.
Header-only C++ libraries compile into your code, so no library file ships. Learn why they go missing from inventories and how to record them on purpose.
An SBOM lists the software in a product. An HBOM lists its hardware parts and their firmware. See when an embedded team needs one, the other, or both.
Yes, with a format that supports hardware components. Here is what to list for the board, modules, and firmware so fleet questions have one answer.
Locking fixes which versions Gradle resolves. Verification checks the downloaded files are the ones you expected. Different jobs, and CI wants both.
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