taleodor commented on issue #614:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/tooling-trusted-releases/issues/614#issuecomment-3922565679

   There are currently 3 implementations that I'm aware of (I'm building the 
first 2 in the list, also the list is expected to grow as we are proceeding 
with standardization):
   
   1. Oolong - https://github.com/relizaio/oolong (simplest implementation, 
stores data as collection of YAML files and serves them via API)
   2. ReARM - https://github.com/relizaio/rearm
   3. sbomify - https://github.com/sbomify/sbomify
   
   Also, supporting TEA implies maintaining a TEA server. TEA also provides 
structure to tie component releases to a single product release, like those 
maven packages you linked. 
   
   
[Here](https://demo.rearmhq.com/tea/v0.2.0-beta.2/productRelease/a351d7c6-a9d1-4a05-9c4c-db92a4916519)
 is a sample base API response for a product release on ReARM Demo that 
includes 8 versioned component releases (it seems like this would be 105 rather 
than 8 component releases in your case). There are additional API calls to be 
made from here to get details per each component release. To see visualization, 
you can refer to [this 
link](https://demo.rearmhq.com/release/show/a351d7c6-a9d1-4a05-9c4c-db92a4916519)
 - which is the same data with with all underlying calls pre-made and 
visualized (note that this link requires registration, which is public).
   
   Also, I'd like to mention that if you figure out PURLs properly, adding TEA 
on top of that at a later time would be much easier process. As, essentially, 
you would be using PURL-based TEIs, which are PURLs + authoritative domain.
   
   P.s. I offered earlier to few people at ASF, based on Piotr's referrals, to 
work together on implementing this logic, but haven't heard back. If there is 
interest, I'm happy to connect / support the effort (I'm working for about 7 
years now on how to tie things together in release-centric view).
   


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