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Percona Server for MongoDB now ships with a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), a move that should interest anyone running open-source database workloads on European VPS, dedicated, or cloud infrastructure. An SBOM is a machine-readable inventory of every component baked into the software, including transitive dependencies that rarely appear in release notes. For hosting buyers, this means clearer supply-chain visibility, easier license compliance, and faster vulnerability detection. In this article we look at what the SBOM covers, how it links with Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM), and why it matters for operators who manage MongoDB instances themselves or through a provider. What an SBOM Actually Provides in Percona Server for MongoDB A Software Bill of Materials is effectively an ingredient list for a software build. According to the Percona blog summary and the TAVILY research pack, the SBOM shipped with Percona Server for MongoDB is a machine-readable document that enumer...