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Artifactory as a Caching Mechanism for Package Managers

September 12, 2019 Yahav Itzhak | 3 min read

As a developer in the JFrog Ecosystem team, I rely on many package managers to download tools for my builds. Pre-build tools such as Curl, CLI, wget, Maven, Gradle, npm and others, used to build the final deliverable, are automatically downloaded by the CI server as part of the first step of our builds. Relying…

JFrog CLI Lets You Do Magic with One Single Command

September 5, 2019 Yahav Itzhak | 2 min read

In our recent CLI 1.27.0 release, we announced one of the most useful features in JFrog CLI allowing you to perform operations on multiple repositories, by running a single command. Working with JFrog Artifactory is now smoother than ever, as you can search, upload, download, copy, move and delete files on Artifactory via the CLI,…

5 Best Practices for GoLang CI/CD

July 24, 2019 Ankush Chadha | 10 min read

For developers programming in long-established languages like Java, JavaScript or Python, the best way to build continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) workflows with Artifactory is pretty familiar. A mature set of dependency management systems for those languages and container solutions like Docker provide a clear roadmap. But if you’re programming your applications in GoLang,…

Gain Visibility into Your NuGet Builds Using Build-Info in JFrog Artifactory

February 20, 2019 Eyal Ben Moshe | 3 min read

NuGet is an open-source package manager designed for the Microsoft development platform designed to support packaging DLL files with metadata. NuGet repositories in JFrog Artifactory support the application lifecycle from the developer's fingertips through distribution to consumers while covering application security, vulnerability analysis, and artifact flow control. After creating your NuGet repository in Artifactory, you…

Resolving Go Modules From JFrog Artifactory Using JFrog CLI

January 21, 2019 Leon Stigter | 6 min read

Over the coming weeks, we’ll release a series of blog posts on how you can use the JFrog CLI, Artifactory, and GitHub Actions to build awesome software. The first in the series was building a custom GitHub Action and this week we’ll continue that by building Go apps. Last year we added support for Go…

Using the JFrog CLI with GitHub Actions

January 7, 2019 Leon Stigter | 5 min read

NOTE: This blog describes features and functionality that have been deprecated by JFrog and GitHub since the original publish date. This entry remains active for reference only. For more information on JFrog CLI, please visit the JFrog CLI User's Guide. Over the coming weeks, we’ll release a series of blog posts on how you…

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…

5 Reasons You Should Be Using JFrog CLI

August 30, 2018 Ariel Kabov | 4 min read

JFrog CLI is a useful compact client, which was developed in order to enhance and simplify command line interactions with JFrog products. In this blog post, I will present 5 reasons why you should be using JFrog CLI, and the most common use cases where it comes in handy with your Artifactory repository manager. Reason…

Containerize Node Microservices Using Atlassian Bitbucket Pipeline and JFrog CLI

June 21, 2018 Jainish Shah | 8 min read

Did you know? Atlassian provides tools to help development teams more effectively collaborate and deliver software fast. Atlassian introduced Bitbucket Pipelines in 2016 to automate continuous integration in a seamless way with the git repository. As Bitbucket Pipelines has matured we’ve seen more of our customers taking advantage of its ability to easily integrate CI/CD…

The Most Exciting DevOps Event of the Year! Are you in?

February 12, 2018 Ibrahim Rahmani | 3 min read

JFrog’s annual swampUP event of the year is here! The DevOps user conference will take place on May 16-18, 2018, in the beautiful Napa Valley. This is your opportunity to network and learn how other DevOps experts leverage JFrog products along with best practices from other DevOps thought leaders who will also be there. This…

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