Red Hat OpenShift serves as an enterprise Kubernetes container platform, enabling the creation and deployment of Docker images in a cloud-like environment. These images can be seamlessly integrated into JFrog Artifactory, a universal repository manager, to facilitate build metadata recording using JFrog’s SBOM format, which includes modules, artifacts, and dependencies crucial for identifying code vulnerabilities. To utilize this feature, users need a JFrog subscription, along with the installation of JFrog CLI version 2.4.0 or above, and OpenShift CLI version 3.0.0 or above. The process involves logging into the OpenShift environment, creating a credentials secret for secure Artifactory access, modifying the BuildConfig YAML in OpenShift, and configuring the JFrog CLI with platform details. Once set up, users can build images, collect build-info, and publish it to Artifactory, with additional capabilities such as scanning for security vulnerabilities and license compliance available through JFrog CLI. The JFrog CLI project is open-source, welcoming community contributions via its GitHub repository.