Bubbles and ScoresĮach bubble represents a scanned Java app. Lifecycle does not understand your apps in the context of your development budget, business goals, developer talent pool, and so on. Though it may seem obvious, it's important to acknowledge that the quadrant names are somewhat subjective. Active and Maintained and Well Maintained Legacy: apps that are making good component upgrade decisions.Needs Education: apps that are upgraded frequently, but whose upgrade paths are less-than-optimal.Needs Motivation: apps with components that are upgraded less frequently, and whose upgrade paths are less-than-optimal.Apps in the left-most quadrants are seeing a disproportionate amount of low-quality upgrade decisions when compared to their counterparts in the right-most quadrants. The X-axis measures your apps based on the quality of their component upgrade decisions, and the Y-axis measures your apps based on the frequency of their component upgrades. The SBOM Scorecard has an X-axis and a Y-axis and is divided into four quadrants. The SBOM Scorecard is presented in a four-quadrant grid, like in the example below. If you see an error message like the one below, it means that Lifecycle hasn't collected enough data to generate an SBOM Scorecard. Select Data Insights from the left navigation menu.įrom the Data Insights landing page, select SBOM Scorecard. Log in to your instance of Sonatype Lifecycle.
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