Overview on Open Component Model

How OCM Works

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Modern software doesn’t just run — it travels. From a developer’s laptop to a CI pipeline, from a public cloud to a sovereign data center that has no connection to the internet. Along the way, it crosses organizational boundaries, trust boundaries, and sometimes physical ones.

Benefits of OCM

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The Open Component Model (OCM) is an open-source toolset for secure software delivery.

OCM gives you full visibility and control across the supply chain, streamlining compliance checks, security scans, and deployments.
OCM works everywhere — cloud, on-premises, hybrid, and air-gapped environments.
OCM integrates seamlessly with your existing tools and is easy to extend.

With OCM, you gain control, reduce risk, and keep your delivery approach adaptable.

The OCM Core Model

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The Problem: Software Delivery is Fragmented

Modern software is assembled from many different artifacts — container images, Helm charts, configuration files, binaries — stored across many different registries and repositories. There is no standard way to describe, version, sign, or transport a complete delivery as a single unit.