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JFrog, the worldwide leader in infrastructure for software management and distribution, today announced the immediate availability of JFrog Xray, its pioneering product for accelerating software delivery by giving organizations unprecedented insight into their software packages and containers.

Gone are the days of the quarterly product release cycle. To meet the evolving expectations of today’s end user, software must continuously adapt. As a result, hyper-automation of the software development process has become the thing on which companies, regardless of industry, compete. From fledgling startups to enterprise heavyweights, business leaders are realizing that they need to figure out how to embrace ideas like DevOps to keep up.

JFrog today announced it will showcase JFrog Artifactory and JFrog Bintray, its repository and distribution platform, at booth G11 at DockerCon 16, taking place June 20-21 in Seattle. A Gold Sponsor of the conference, JFrog will also present a session on Docker container lifecycles. Additionally, the company will lead a webinar on JFrog Artifactory and JFrog Bintray on July 7, followed by a second webinar covering JFrog Xray on July 14.

JFrog Artifactory will become a standard universal artifact repository and container registry in Mesosphere’s DC/OS, an open and comprehensive platform for building, running and scaling modern enterprise applications.

JFrog released a solution with Atlassian that provides a streamlined DevOps lifecycle solution spanning from source configuration management to continuous integration to binary management and distribution.

JFrog announced the immediate availability of JFrog Artifactory, a universal artifact repository for managing software packages, running as a Cloud application on Google Cloud Platform, the newest addition to the list of major cloud providers that JFrog Artifactory supports.