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Author: an1l4

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 ## KubViz
 
-Visualize Kubernetes & DevSecOps Workflows. Tracks changes/events real-time across your entire K8s clusters, git repos, container registries, etc. , analyzing their effects and providing you with the context you need to troubleshoot efficiently. Get the Observability you need, easily.
+Visualize Kubernetes & DevSecOps Workflows. Tracks changes/events real-time across your entire K8s clusters, git repos, container registries, Container image Vulnerability scanning, misconfiguration, SBOM etc. , analyzing their effects and providing you with the context you need to troubleshoot efficiently. Get the Observability you need, easily.
 
 ## Table of Contents
 - [How KubViz works](#how-kubviz-works)
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 KubViz also monitors changes in your container registry, providing visibility into image updates. By tracking these changes, KubViz helps you proactively manage container security and compliance.
 
-It comprehensively scans the kubernetes containers for the security flaws such as vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
+It comprehensively scans the kubernetes containers for the security flaws such as vulnerabilities and misconfigurations and creates SBOM.
+
 ## Architecture diagram
 
 ![Arch. Diagram](.readme_assets/kubviz.png)
@@ -168,6 +169,10 @@ helm upgrade -i kubviz-agent kubviz/agent -n kubviz --set nats.host=<NATS IP Add
 ```
 2. Replace "<NATS IP Address>" with the IP address of your NATS service **kubviz-client-nats-external**.
 
+**NOTE:** 
+
+A time-based job scheduler is added for each plugins. They allow you to schedule and automate the execution of plugins at specific times, intervals. Each plugin execution can be configured to run at a precise time or at regular intervals.
+
 #### How to Verify if Everything is Up and Running
 
 After completing the installation of both the client and agent, you can use the following command to verify if they are up and running.
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 ### Cluster Event Tracking
 
-<img src=".readme_assets/kubedata.jpeg" alt="Cluster Events" width="525" align="right">
+<img src=".readme_assets/kubeDataNew.jpeg" alt="Cluster Events" width="525" align="right">
 
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-<img src=".readme_assets/deleted_apis.png" alt="Deprecated Kubernetes APIs" width="525" align="right">
+<img src=".readme_assets/depricatedAPINew.jpeg" alt="Deprecated Kubernetes APIs" width="525" align="right">
 
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 ### Git Repository Events Tracking
 
-<img src=".readme_assets/newGitBridge.jpeg" alt="gitBridge" width="525" align="right">
+<img src=".readme_assets/GitBridgeNew.jpeg" alt="gitBridge" width="525" align="right">
 
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 ### Kubernetes Container Security Tracking
 
-<img src=".readme_assets/TrivyK8s.jpeg" alt="Kubernetes Container Security Tracking" width="525" align="right">
+<img src=".readme_assets/trivyk8sNew.jpeg" alt="Kubernetes Container Security Tracking" width="525" align="right">
 
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 - Detects configuration issues in Kubernetes cluster
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+<img src=".readme_assets/vul-misconfig.jpeg" alt="Kubernetes Container Security Tracking" width="525" align="right">
+
+<br clear="all">
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+### SBOM
+
+<img src=".readme_assets/sbom.jpeg" alt="sbom" width="525" align="right">
+
+<br>
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+- You can generate Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) reports for images within a Kubernetes cluster using KubViz in the CycloneDX format, which will be presented as JSON reports.
+
+<br>
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 ## Contributing

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 Values | Platform |
 ------ | -------- | 
 `/event/docker/hub` | DockerHub |
+`/event/azure/container` | Azure |
+`/event/jfrog/container` | JFrog |
+`/event/quay/container` | Quay |