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How to Connect the JFrog Platform to Your GitHub Environment to Create a Seamless Integration

May 30, 2024 Batel Zohar, JFrog Developer Advocate Carmit Hershman, JFrog Senior Software Architect, CTO Office

8 min read

The latest JFrog collaboration with GitHub enables you to easily combine your favorite solutions for source code and binaries in a seamless integration. This means you now have a unified comprehensive and secure end-to-end experience that supports your software projects. This integration covers everything from curating open source packages, coding, CI, release management, deployment and…

4 Reasons to Automate DevOps with JFrog Pipelines

August 12, 2019 Cristian Mitreanu | 3 min read

Every company is now a software company, and thus every company must become a DevOps company. While JFrog has helped thousands of companies enable DevOps, they have had to conquer one of the biggest challenges on their own: automate their entire sprawl of DevOps tools and processes. Until now. At our last swampUP user conference,…

Automotive DevOps: Rules of the Road Ahead

June 20, 2019 Kit Merker | 6 min read

With software powering all the devices that enable the things we do everyday, software engineers are now the mechanics that keep our modern times running. More and more, we trust the software they create with our lives. As JFrog works to fulfill its vision of continuous updates and liquid software, we’ve paid a lot of…

Security is Hard. Let’s Make It Harder.

December 27, 2018 Eldad Assis | 4 min read

We all know that data breaches are horribly expensive for enterprises, whether due to direct costs of remediation, or from collateral costs due to lost customers, excessive support tickets, etc. This report from McAfee estimates that the global cost resulting from cybercrime will reach $600 billion in 2018. What you might not have known is…

Looking Up: 4 Technical DevOps Predictions for 2020

December 21, 2018 Kit Merker | 6 min read

Very soon, we won’t have to look to the heavens to predict our fortunes. By 2020, says a study by IDC, there will be as many bits in the world’s accumulated data and binaries as there are stars in the universe. It will be these 44 zetabytes (44 trillion gigabytes), doubling every two years, that…