OSIRIS JSON

What it does

OSIRIS (Open Standard for Infrastructure Resource Interchange Schema) defines a vendor-neutral JSON format for describing infrastructure resources, their properties and their topological relationships across heterogeneous IT and OT environments. OSIRIS is a neutral interchange schema: it is designed to normalize and standardize infrastructure data exports from diverse domains and enable portable consumption by tools without requiring consumers to develop and maintain vendor-specific parsers.

OSIRIS JSON delivers infrastructure visibility in a standard, private, portable format. Own your data without costly consultancies or AI platforms.

Open. Portable. AI ready. MCP optimized. Vendor neutral. Under your control. OSIRIS JSON Producers extract the infrastructure data you already own from hyperscalers, cloud and hosting providers, physical networks, virtualization platforms, on-premises IT, and supported OT environments. They preserve resource metadata, provider provenance, relationships, and topology context, organizing everything according to the open OSIRIS JSON specification . The result is a structured, vendor-neutral, point-in-time snapshot that can be stored locally, moved between tools, and reused without depending on a proprietary platform. Use the same snapshot for documentation, topology diagrams, audits,…from osirisjson.org

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