The Open Source Discovery Point showcases open-source components developed within the IPCEI-CIS ecosystem. This tool provides visibility into OSS components functionalities, repositories, licences, and architecture domains across participating initiatives, supporting interoperability, collaboration, and knowledge sharing within the European cloud-edge ecosystem.

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wallet

The Construct-X Wallet, based on the Eclipse EDC Identity Hub

constructx-edc

The Construct-X Connector, based on the Eclipse Tractus-X EDC

Terraform Provider for DE-CIX (IX-API)

The DE-CIX IX-API Terraform provider allows to manage interconnection services as Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using HashiCorp Terraform. It enables automated provisioning and lifecycle management of resources through a declarative configuration model.

The provider implements the IX-API open standard and extends it with DE-CIX Cloud ROUTER functionality.

 

EDC-Adapter (Eclipse Hono) for N+P digital Services

Eclipse Hono provides uniform (remote) service interfaces for connecting large numbers of IoT devices to a (cloud) back end. It specifically supports scalable and secure data ingestion (telemetry data) as well as command & control type message exchange patterns and provides interfaces for provisioning & managing device identity and access control rules.

Chantico

Chantico is a Kubernetes-based operator which streamlines energy management for cloud-native data centers. It uses a fully declarative approach to become aware and configure physical measurement devices and monitor power consumption across a graph of services, allowing attribution of energy usage to customer-provided services. This simplifies administration and reduces number of dashboards needed to administer your cloud.

TLSAssistant

An open-source modular framework capable of identifying a wide range of TLS vulnerabilities and assessing compliance with multiple guidelines. Its actionable report can assist the user in correctly and easily fixing their configurations.  It can be easily deployed to verify in-transit data protection and assess any digital infrastructure.

Federated Architecture for Composed Infrastructure Services

The FACIS project Federation Architecture for Composition Infrastructure Services enhances the development of collaborative ecosystems by orchestrating innovative federated infrastructures and exemplary governance frameworks (e.g., Service Level Agreements). It achieves this through the development and application of Federation Architecture Patterns (FAPs), machine-readable Service Level Agreements (SLAs), and low-code technologies. The goals include the seamless integration of different providers, the harmonization of SLAs, and the accelerated adoption of digital services. The project supports the implementation of forward-looking applications, such as the digital product passport, AI-driven processes, and Collaborative Condition Monitoring in Industry 4.0.

By utilizing European standards such as the European Digital Identity (eID) and publishing the project results as free & Open Source, FACIS reduces reliance on non-European providers. The practical applicability is demonstrated in pilot projects and test environments, for example, in monitoring production processes or optimizing global supply chains within sovereign Cloud-Edge operational frameworks. In doing so, FACIS makes a significant contribution to strengthening a sustainable digital infrastructure in Europe.

Alumet

Alumet is a novel framework designed to offer an extensible standard for energy measurement in a widerange of scenari-os. With Alumet, it becomes possible to build measure-made measurement tools without the need to redevelop everything from scratch. A generic pipeline enables the gathering, trans-formation and export of any type of measurement.
A plugin system allows to support new environments and new models without modifying the framework, thus making it ready for future innovations.

Open Resource Discovery

ORD is an open protocol for the decentralized publishing and discovery of application and service metadata. It provides a structured schema for metadata such as endpoints, capabilities, documentation links, and ownership details, ensuring that application resources like APIs, events, data products and AI agents can be discovered, understood, and integrated consistently across different systems and marketplaces.

Common Metadata Language: ORD defines a clear, machine-readable format for describing APIs, events, data products, agents and related resources, ensuring consistent structure across all producers.

Improves Resource Discoverability: It standardizes key details like endpoints, capabilities and ownership, making resources easier to find and understand.

Enables Cross-System Interoperability: Using one shared specification lets platforms and tools exchange and interpret resource descriptions without custom integrations.

Extensible Schema: ORD supports safe extensions, so organizations can add domain-specific fields without breaking compatibility, allowing flexibility for future needs.

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