For Platform Engineers & SREs
The OSS stack your team runs.
Patched by engineers who run it too.
OSSeva gives platform engineers drop-in CVE-patched builds, reference architectures, migration playbooks, and 24/7 escalation support (OSSeva Operate) — for RabbitMQ, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Redis, Spring, and more. No per-core pricing. No forced upgrades. No ticket queue runaround.
Talk to a senior engineerBuilt for how platform teams actually operate
Drop-in compatibility
OSSeva builds are binary-compatible with upstream. No fork, no proprietary runtime, no configuration changes required. Install the same way you always have — just from a patched source.
Reference architectures
High-availability patterns for RabbitMQ on OpenShift, Kafka multi-DC with MirrorMaker 2, Postgres failover with Patroni, and Spring continuation on mixed JDK environments.
Migration playbooks
Structured runbooks for Broadcom Tanzu → community RabbitMQ, Confluent → Apache Kafka, Oracle → PostgreSQL, and Spring Commercial → OSS Spring. Principal architect-led.
Real-time CVE monitoring
Continuous scanning of your declared OSS stack. Email alerts within hours of a new CVE disclosure. Triage by actual exploitability and blast radius — not CVSS score alone.
Integrates with your existing toolchain
Helm Charts
Direct cluster install, values-compatible with upstream
Docker / OCI
Signed images, SHA-pinnable, compatible with all runtimes
apt / yum
DEB and RPM packages via authenticated OSSeva repo
Artifactory
Mirror OSSeva builds to your internal artifact repository
Nexus
Nexus Repository proxy and local artifact integration
Maven Central
Spring / Java dependency resolution through standard toolchains
Common questions from platform teams
How quickly do patches ship after a CVE disclosure?
With OSSeva Operate — Critical CVEs: within 48 hours. High severity: within 7 days. Medium/low: quarterly batch with emergency hotfixes for actively exploited vulnerabilities.
Are OSSeva builds truly drop-in? No configuration changes?
Yes. Our patched builds are binary-compatible with upstream. You change the artifact source — not your configuration, deployment manifests, or application code.
Do you support air-gapped or private cloud environments?
Yes. Artifacts are delivered to your internal Artifactory or Nexus instance. No outbound internet access required from your production environment.
What Erlang/OTP versions are included with RabbitMQ builds?
Our RabbitMQ builds include the correct, patched Erlang/OTP version for each RabbitMQ release. We monitor both upstream projects for CVEs.
Frequently asked questions
How does OSSeva fit into a platform engineering model?
OSSeva acts as the security and compliance layer for the OSS components of your internal developer platform. Platform engineering teams define the approved software catalog; OSSeva ensures that catalog items at EOL continue to receive security patches and remain audit-compliant. OSSeva integrates with your existing Helm, container, and artifact management workflows — patches arrive as signed container images or Helm chart updates to your private registry.
Does OSSeva integrate with our existing artifact registry and CI/CD pipeline?
Yes. OSSeva patch artifacts are delivered as OCI-compliant container images and signed Helm charts, compatible with any CNCF-conformant registry (Harbor, JFrog Artifactory, AWS ECR, Google Artifact Registry, Azure Container Registry). Patch delivery notifications integrate with Slack, PagerDuty, or your ticketing system via webhook. Most platform teams integrate OSSeva patch updates into their standard platform upgrade runbooks.
Can OSSeva help us define an approved software catalog for our platform?
Yes. As part of an OSSeva Assure engagement, we produce a technology coverage report that maps your current OSS versions against community EOL dates, OSSeva support availability, and recommended migration timelines. This output is commonly used as the baseline for an internal platform engineering software catalog with defined support tiers.
Talk to an engineer, not a sales rep.
Discovery calls are run by senior engineers who know your stack. We'll assess your CVE exposure and show you the patch path.