Osiris (Software)

Osiris is a modern, open-source technical standard designed to bridge the gap between complex IT and OT infrastructure snapshots. It provides a vendor-neutral JSON interchange format that allows engineers to document resource relationships and network topologies in a consistent, machine-readable way. Developed as a response to the fragmentation of proprietary infrastructure exports, it serves as a common language for point-in-time system documentation.

The project was founded in Italy and operates under an open-source framework, allowing developers and DevOps teams worldwide to contribute to its schema and toolset. Because it is a digital specification and community-driven project, its 'manufacturing' or development occurs across a distributed network of global contributors. As of 2026, it remains an independent initiative focused on enhancing infrastructure observability and vendor-agnostic data portability.