kubernetes / kubernetes
Commits, issues opened, pull requests opened and merged — 52 weeks, straight from the public snapshot.
OPEN SOURCE · MIT LICENSE
Aveloxis collects CHAOSS metrics, contributor analytics, and OpenSSF Scorecards for GitHub and GitLab repositories — whole foundations at a time, on one host — and generates a validated SPDX 2.3 and CycloneDX 1.7 SBOM plus a full OSV vulnerability report for every one of them: software supply-chain evidence your security and procurement teams can file, not screenshots.
Open source, self-hostable, and built by the CHAOSS co-founders as the Go successor to Augur. It covers any repository you point it at, with data you own and a REST API to pull it from — where a hosted dashboard like LFX Insights shows you the projects it has chosen, on its terms.
Live counts from the production fleet's public API.
Nine curated collections, regenerated hourly from the production fleet. Every chart on this site is collected data — no mock data, no account required.
ASF projects, ranked by activity
Cloud Native Computing Foundation projects
The scientific Python and data ecosystem
CZI EOSS grantees and other research software
US and European agencies' public code
Distributions and the infrastructure around them
Non-governmental organisations' open source
Hewlett Packard Enterprise open source
Widely watched projects, for a quick look
$ git clone https://github.com/aveloxis/aveloxis.git $ cd aveloxis && go install ./cmd/aveloxis $ aveloxis migrate && aveloxis start all ✓ Migrations applied (142 tables across aveloxis_data + aveloxis_ops + aveloxis_scan) ✓ Collection scheduler started → ~/.aveloxis/aveloxis.log ✓ Web GUI started → http://localhost:8082 ✓ REST API started → http://localhost:8383/api/v1/health $
Each card opens a live showcase page that answers the question with production data.
Which of the thousands of repositories in your ecosystem are active, which went quiet, and who is carrying them? Whole collections, ranked by real activity.
See the CNCF collection →Download a CycloneDX or SPDX SBOM, count the open dependency vulnerabilities OSV reports, and read the OpenSSF Scorecard for any tracked repository.
See a repository snapshot →Compare projects week by week on CHAOSS metrics, with linear trends and residual bands, then pull the same numbers from the REST API.
Open the comparison →Import your repository list and API keys in two commands, keep your 8Knot dashboards, and retire the Celery, RabbitMQ and Redis stack.
Read the Augur comparison →From raw git history to SBOM generation, the whole pipeline runs from one Go binary. The complete list, with each capability's limits, is in the documentation.
142 tables across the aveloxis_data, aveloxis_ops, and aveloxis_scan schemas. Compatible with existing Augur databases — Aveloxis creates its own schemas and never touches yours.
Collect CHAOSS metrics from GitHub and GitLab simultaneously using personal access tokens. Schedule collection jobs via the built-in scheduler.
CycloneDX 1.7 and SPDX 2.3 SBOMs for every collected repository, OSV vulnerability scanning across their dependencies, and ScanCode license and copyright scanning.
Web GUI with OAuth login, interactive charts, contributor timelines, and side-by-side repository comparison. Monitor real-time collection progress.
Clean API at :8383/api/v1 for querying stats, charts, and SBOMs. All data is accessible programmatically — power your own dashboards or scripts.
Five-container Docker Compose stack: postgres, migrate, serve, web, api. Works with Docker or Podman — production-ready in a single command.
Aveloxis runs as a composable stack. Each service has a single responsibility.
142-table schema across aveloxis_data + aveloxis_ops + aveloxis_scan
Idempotent DDL — runs once then exits cleanly
Orchestrates GitHub/GitLab data collection jobs
OAuth login, visualizations, monitor dashboard
Stats, charts, SBOMs via /api/v1 endpoints
$ cp aveloxis.docker.example.json aveloxis.docker.json $ # edit aveloxis.docker.json with your API keys $ docker compose up -d --build ✓ 5 containers started
# Clone and install to PATH $ git clone https://github.com/aveloxis/aveloxis.git $ cd aveloxis && go mod tidy $ go install ./cmd/aveloxis # Verify installation $ aveloxis version # Apply DB migrations $ aveloxis migrate # Start all services $ aveloxis start all
Point aveloxis.json at your existing Augur PostgreSQL database. Aveloxis creates its own schemas and never touches Augur's tables.
Aveloxis is open source and free. Browse the public showcase, then sign in with GitHub or GitLab for the full per-repository analytics — or run your own.