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GitHub and JFrog Partner To Unify Code and Binaries for DevSecOps

May 29, 2024 Thomas Dohmke, GitHub CEO Shlomi Ben Haim, JFrog CEO and Co-Founder

5 min read

Note: This post is co-authored by JFrog and GitHub and has also been published on the GitHub blog As the volume of code continues to grow exponentially, software developers, DevOps engineers, operations teams, security specialists, and everyone else who touches code are increasingly spending their time in the weeds of securing, delivering, and scaling software.…

Don’t Let the Maven Deploy Plugin Trip You Up

June 1, 2017 Michael Huettermann | 10 min read

Apache Maven is a commonly used build tool. It has many cool features such as default processing steps that are included out of the box, and is particularly good for compiling and packaging Java code. But this blog post is not an introduction to Maven. There are plenty of great books that provide that, and…

AQL and JFrog CLI: A Match Made in Heaven

May 4, 2017 Mansimran Singh | 4 min read

One of the big advantages of running builds using JFrog Artifactory is the exhaustive build information that is created by many sources and used within your organization. However, as your organization continues to grow, efficiently leveraging and managing this amount of data becomes critical. It is very easy to simply use up valuable storage space…

JFrog CLI Offers Fully Reproducible Builds For All

November 30, 2016 Eyal Ben Moshe | 3 min read

One of the big advantages of running builds through Artifactory is that it stores exhaustive build information generated by the different plugins used with common build tools. This is the “Bill of Materials” that lets you fully reproduce any build even if it has already been deployed to production. It includes everything from artifact versions…

JFrog CLI Working Files From Both Ends

October 18, 2016 Eyal Ben Moshe | 4 min read

Since JFrog CLI was introduced about a year ago, its popularity has skyrocketed in the CI community. When we asked our users what they liked most about JFrog CLI, the message we got back was clear: Simple, Native, Efficient. Simple: It’s simple and intuitive to use, and onboarding only takes a few minutes. Native: It’s…