Every day, your developers are pushing software. Some of that software will make it to production, but many of those incremental builds will not. While you shouldnโt remove those incremental builds and old release versions haphazardly, if left unchecked, they can clog up your software repositories as well as the workflows and systems they serve. โฆ
With over 29,000 CVEs and 5.5 billion malware attacks recorded in the past year, itโs no wonder that software supply chain security is a top priority for enterprise developers on a global scale. That is also why JFrog Security Research has been instrumental in identifying and analyzing the biggest threats and devising methods to protect โฆ
Scaling up your development organization typically involves spreading development across multiple locations around the globe. One of the key challenges with multisite development is ensuring reliable access to required software packages and artifacts for teams collaborating across time zones. The JFrog Software Supply Chain Platform solves this challenge with federated repositories in JFrog Artifactory. What โฆ
Early this year, we set out on a journey to onboard a new cloud engineering team at JFrog. Many can relate to the challenges involved with onboarding a new team, these were amplified even more during the pandemic. However this blog post is not about COVID-19, it is about sharing our experience of fine-tuning the โฆ
The growth of Kubernetes has been stellar and K8s applications have grown in importance and complexity. Today, even configuring a single application can require creating many interdependent K8s sources that each depend on writing a detailed YAML manifest file. With this in mind, Helm as a package manager for Kubernetes is a major way users โฆ
At this yearโs swampUP 2020 conference, we were fortunate to have several customers who showcased their skillful use of our products for achieving ambitious goals. One such session presentation was delivered by Navin Ramineni, Director of Infrastructure Engineering at Salesforce. For Navin, JFrog Artifactory is not just a repository manager. Itโs also a sophisticated distribution โฆ
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 youโre programming your applications in GoLang, โฆ
Kubernetes, the popular orchestration tool for container applications, is named for the Greek word for โpilot,โ or the one who steers the ship. But as in any journey, the navigator can only be as successful as the available map. An applicationโs Helm chart is that map, a collection of files that can be deployed from โฆ
Whether you have a small JFrog Artifactory instance or a complex cross-region topology, ensuring that your binaries are available at all times is vital to your DevOps pipeline. There are many different approaches to protecting your binaries from disaster, including: System backups, directly from the Artifactory UI or using a 3rd party solution such as โฆ
1. If you are using several technologies, (e.g. Nuget, Maven, NPM, PyPi etc..) define a unique repository for each of them. By doing that you are making sure that all of the build requests are directed to the right place rather than going to a repository that may not even have the necessary packages. 2. โฆ
