To generate and store Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) for Cgroups and namespaces artifacts, you can utilize various tools such as Syft, an open-source tool that creates SBOMs for container images and filesystems. Storing these SBOMs effectively ensures traceability and compliance in your containerized applications.
Here’s a simple example of how to use Syft to generate an SBOM and save it for your Cgroups and namespaces artifacts:
// Install Syft if not already installed
// You can follow the installation instructions from the official GitHub repository.
// Run the Syft command
syft your-container-image:tag -o json > sbom.json
// Save SBOM to a specific directory
mv sbom.json /path/to/store/sboms/
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