Earlier last month the development industry was preparing for rate limit changes at Docker Hub. Ultimately, any rate limit changes were put on hold. Many JFrog customers have asked us, โHow would Docker Hub rate limit changes impact us?โ In this post weโll discuss what you can do to ensure uninterrupted usage of Docker, now โฆ
Every business strives to optimize operational costs and efficiency. In the DevOps world, where cloud-scale operations are the norm, this becomes even more critical. At JFrog, while delivering a robust and highly scalable SaaS solution to our customers, we are equally focused on optimizing operational costs and maximizing infrastructure efficiency. Our recent transition to AWS โฆ
In February, we announced our support for Hex packages, which further solidified the JFrog Platform as the most universal package management solution. Weโre excited to announce weโre continuing to build on our universality with our new official support of Chocolatey and PowerShell, which allows both technologies to be used with our NuGet repositories in JFrog โฆ
JFrog has always prioritized universality, ensuring software development teams have true freedom of choice. Core to the JFrog Platform, JFrog Artifactory is the worldโs most versatile artifact manager, natively supporting nearly 40 package types. After taking in valuable feedback from the developer community, weโre thrilled to discuss how weโre further expanding our universe with the โฆ
JFrog has long supported standards widely used by developers, including OCI container images. We started with our OCI-compliant Docker registry, then followed up with dedicated JFrog Artifactory OCI repositories. In our continued commitment to developer freedom of choice, weโre excited to take another leap forward. JFrog is now fully conformant to OCI v1.1. Source: OCI โฆ
With Gartner estimating that over 90% of newly created business software applications will contain ML models or services by 2027, it is evident that the open source ML revolution is well underway. By adopting the right MLOps processes and leveraging the lessons learned from the DevOps revolution, organizations can navigate the open source and proprietary โฆ
If you deploy container-based services in Kubernetes, chances are youโre also using infrastructure-as-code to help automate the provisioning and maintenance of the cloud environments where your applications will run. Up until recently, Terraform was โthe nameโ in infrastructure-as-code. However, HashiCorpโs decision in the second half of 2023 to change Terraform from an open source license โฆ
Today, weโre excited to announce a new integration with Amazon SageMaker! SageMaker helps companies build, train, and deploy machine learning (ML) models for any use case with fully managed infrastructure, tools, and workflows. By leveraging JFrog Artifactory and Amazon SageMaker together, ML models can be delivered alongside all other software development components in a modern โฆ
Updated November 27, 2024: JFrogโs SaaS Log Streamer now supports log streaming to Datadog, Dataset, Dynatrace, Elastic, Grafana Loki, New Relic, and Splunk. This log streaming service is available to customers on JFrog Cloud Enterprise+ subscriptions. The beauty of deploying SaaS-based applications is that you donโt have to worry about building the infrastructure, hiring engineers โฆ
Great news for developers who leverage containers โ JFrog has expanded its support for the OCI Container standard with dedicated OCI repositories! Before we touch on that, letโs do a quick recap on OCI containers for those unfamiliar with them outside the context of Docker. What are OCI containers? Containers are a lightweight and portable โฆ
