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Whether we’re using the FOSSA dashboard or the CLI, we’re able to generate an SBOM. Plus, FOSSA automates everything that can be automated. That’s why we feel it’s a good tool for F5 to utilize
We now know all of the open source components and licenses we use, including transitive dependencies
It’s a night and day difference now that we use FOSSA. FOSSA has been a huge time-saver
And its cost was reasonable for all the value it provided us
I tell everyone inside Milliman who will listen that they need FOSSA. My message is: Run, don’t walk, to adopt and implement it
They know where to go to really understand that dependency’s use case, which helps us understand if that dependency can be removed, or if it should be updated, and so on
You can see the end-to-end process working from integration to issue remediation, and that’s what we see with FOSSA. It’s been really useful