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Focus on developer journey, DevSecOps, CI/CD automation and DevOps unification dominate day one of JFrog swampUP 2019

Standing apart from many generic conferences, swampUP provides not only visionary educational sessions, but also unmatched networking opportunities for the community through landmark cocktail receptions and the annual, can’t-miss Community Gala Dinner. Conference alumni have further come to expect exclusive insight into the JFrog product roadmap, which this year will include a sneak peek of the all-new universal DevOps experience and exciting CI/CD features following the Shippable acquisition.

JFrog, a DevOps technology leader, announced today the availability of JFrog Artifactory on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) via the GCP Marketplace. JFrog’s hybrid offerings, based on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), now include on-prem support. With this new support, JFrog demonstrates its commitment to freedom of choice, and helps further JFrog’s vision of Liquid Software through continuous update flows across customers’ infrastructure.

JFrog’s acquisition of Shippable gives JFrog another arrow in its DevOps quiver and enables its customers to use an integrated DevOps platform that includes CI/CD

JFrog platform incorporates best-of-breed CI/CD technology to drive enterprise DevOps forward, provides users with an integrated DevOps solution

JFrog, the popular DevOps startup now valued at more than $1 billion after raising $165 million last October, is making a move to expand the tools and services it provides to developers on its software operations platform: it has acquired Shippable, a cloud-based continuous integration and delivery platform (CI/CD) that developers use to ship code and deliver app and microservices updates, and plans to integrate it into its Enterprise+ platform.

DevOps company JFrog has announced its intention to acquire Shippable for its cloud-native and Kubernetes-ready CI/CD capabilities.

Shippable is a DevOps and CI automation solution provider that offers an assembly platform for shipping software faster.

Code management startup JFrog Ltd. has acquired DevOps automation startup Shippable Inc., the companies announced Thursday.

Founded in 2013, Shippable employees will join JFrog global teams, according to the companies’ statement.

Founded in 2008, JFrog develops tools designed to streamline the coding process and automate software updates. The company reports over 4,500 customers including Amazon, Google, Uber, and Netflix.

Seattle DevOps startup Shippable has been acquired by JFrog, a larger Bay Area software company focused on helping companies ship software faster and more reliably, for an undisclosed amount.

JFrog intends to use Shippable’s technology to “allow JFrog customers to automate their software development processes from the moment code is committed through to production,” said Kit Merker, vice president of software development for JFrog.

JFrog, the DevOps technology leader known for enabling liquid software via continuous update flows, was honored today with two prestigious awards as part of DevOps.com’s annual DevOps Dozen. The awards recognized both JFrog Artifactory as the “Best DevOps Commercial Solution” and JFrog Co-Founder and CEO, Shlomi Ben Haim, as the “Best DevOps Solution Provider Executive”. DevOps.com holds the DevOps Dozen awards annually to recognize the best of the best in the global DevOps marketplace