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Developer software startup JFrog has landed $165 million in funding as venture capital investors look for their next big thing in enterprise software.

JFrog CEO Shlomi Ben Haim told Fortune that the startup’s latest investment values the company at over $1 billion, but he declined to cite a specific valuation. The enterprise startup now joins a growing list of so-called unicorn startups with private valuations of at least $1 billion dollars.

JFrog, the DevOps technology leader known for enabling liquid software via continuous update flows, is announcing the acquisition of Trainologic, a Dev and DevOps technology consulting company.

JFrog wants to bring DevOps further into the enterprise with its acquisition of development and DevOps technology consulting company Trainologic. The company provides consulting services for Java, Scala, front end, DevOps, Big Data, software architecture and DevOps technologies.

JFrog, the DevOps technology leader known for enabling liquid software via continuous update flows, today announced it has been named to the prestigious Forbes 2018 Cloud 100 list

For the second consecutive year, JFrog hops on JMP’s Hot 100 List with continued growth as leading DevOps solution, expediting software development and distribution

JFrog announces Enterprise-grade repository for R packages, with immediate support for CRAN and a plan to support Conda before the end of the quarter. SUNNYVALE, California, July 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — The demand for data scientists and data analysts is steadily increasing, and they depend on R, as the leading statistical language. With the rise in R popularity, a growing number of data workers rely on CRAN, a package manager for R, with more than 10,000 packages to date.

Twistlock, the container security provider, just launched a partner program for consultants and resellers.

The Portland, Oregon-based vendor is inviting partners to sell its “cloud native” cybersecurity solutions to customers. The large program also includes technology partners.

“Our customers aren’t just modernizing their security; they’re reinventing the way they build, ship and run applications,” said John Leon, Twistlock’s vice president of business development and strategic alliances. “By uniting in the Twistlock Advantage Program, Twistlock and our partners are able to collectively provide a better customer experience at every stage of the application life cycle with innovative technology and consulting solutions.”

Developing software has always been about creating products that work. Unfortunately, “work” is a relative term when the goal is to satisfy hundreds, if not thousands, and perhaps even millions, of users across all manner of disciplines.

This is why DevOps is quickly supplanting the traditional waterfall model of development. Once you have established basic functionality, it makes much more sense to roll out continuous improvements quickly rather than wait a year or more for the next big upgrade, which may or may not solve the problems that users want solved.

Thanks to Fred Simon, Founder and Chief Architect at JFrog for sharing his thoughts on the future state of DevOps and the concept of liquid software that was introduced at their swampUP! user conference.

What do developers and DevOps teams need to know about Enterprise+?

It’s been more than a year in the making based on listening to customers and DevOps users who are thinking about making change quickly. The exponential growth of the JFrog platform and all DevOps tools is pushing users to ask for more and more

Our goal is to put the tools and platform for everyone from code to production without human intervention.

Powerful learning comes from letting go of your preconceptions. See what else we learned from the keynote at JFrog’s swampUP! user conference.

Great keynote by Melody Meckfessel, Vice President of Engineering and Sam Ramji, VP Product Management for Google Cloud Platform during JFrog’s swampUP! user conference.

Melody manages more than 1,000 developers at Google and Alphabet. DevOps matters to her because she wants happy and productive people on her team.