Ortelius

Ortelius is an open-source software supply chain management and application inventory platform designed to help organizations visualize, track, and manage applications, software components, dependencies, services, and deployments across their environments. It provides centralized visibility into software architecture and relationships, helping development and DevOps teams understand application dependencies, assess changes, improve software governance, and manage complex cloud-native and microservices environments.

Features of Ortelius:

• Open-source platform for software supply chain management and application inventory.
• Provides centralized visibility into applications, services, components, and dependencies.
• Helps organizations track software components and their relationships across environments.
• Supports application and component inventory management for complex software ecosystems.
• Provides dependency visibility and impact analysis for application changes.
• Helps development and DevOps teams improve software supply chain visibility and governance.
• Supports microservices, cloud-native applications, and distributed software environments.
• Can be integrated with DevOps and CI/CD workflows for improved application and deployment tracking.
• Suitable for DevOps, software supply chain management, application governance, cloud-native development, and enterprise software management.

Usage Instructions :

$ sudo su

Navigate to the Ortelius installation directory:
$ cd /opt/ortelius

Check the Ortelius version:
$ docker images | grep ortelius

Check running Ortelius containers:
$ docker ps

On web : http://server-ip:4000/dashboard

Disclaimer: Ortelius and related software are provided subject to their applicable open-source license and terms of use. The software is offered "as is," without any warranty, express or implied. Users are responsible for ensuring the secure, lawful, and appropriate use of the platform and for configuring applications, integrations, credentials, and deployment environments according to their organizational requirements.