JFrog in the news

The importance of DevOps has increased very much for building and releasing the software without any delay. JFrog is a leading market player in this domain and helps organizations with its effective DevOps platform for better output.

According to studies, the DevOps market generated US$2.9 billion in 2017 and the market is expected to reach $6.6 billion by 2022. DevOps has become a key focus and has shaped the world of software.

JFrog India came into being with two acquisitions made a few years ago, Cloud munch and Shippable, both are well-known companies in the DevOps space.

The Indian automotive industry is on the edge of disruption due to increasing automation, new business models and digitization.

JFrog, the creator of Artifactory, the leading software in binary repositories, is about to break out into the CI / CD space. We interviewed JFrog’s Developer Relations team, Stephen Chin, at KubeCon.

JFrog claims to make software development easier and faster, and enable firms to reduce their development costs. To understand the basis of this promise, Rahul Chopra, editorial director, EFY Group, spoke to Fred Simon, co-founder and chief architect, JFrog and here’s what he discovered…

JFrog, the company best known for its Artifactory binary repository manager, this week announced a new platform that integrates many of its tools into what the company is billing as “the first hybrid, multi-cloud, universal DevOps platform.”

Stephen Chin, Senior Director, Developer Relations at JFrog, sits down with Jeff Frick at RSAC USA 2020 in San Francisco, CA

JFrog hops aboard a crowded CI/CD bandwagon, but its expertise in artifact and package management could appeal to security-conscious DevOps shops.

JFrog promised not just one-stop DevOps but actual joy for users this week as it completed the integration of the Shippable technology it acquired last year into a unified platform.