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JFrog has announced a new public repository for the open-source community of Go developers. JFrog GoCenter is meant for software modules developed in the Go programming language, and is expected to officially launch to the broad community early next year.

Updated Self-proclaimed “Database of DevOps” JFrog is about to fling open the first central repository for Go modules in the form of GoCenter.

Originally developed by Google, the open-source language Go, which celebrated its ninth anniversary last month, has seen impressive growth over the years. It hovers in fifth place in Stack Overflow’s 2018 survey of most-loved languages (above the likes of JavaScript) and third in rankings of languages devs most want to learn. Python reigns supreme, of course.

JFrog, the DevOps leader, today announced the establishment of a new entity, JFrog Japan K.K. Solidifying JFrog’s commitment to the Japanese software market and open-source community, the company has appointed industry veteran Katsunori Tanaka as Country Manager and established a regional partnership program with local partners.

announcing that Xray, JFrog’s universal binary analysis tool, is outpacing the competition with massively-scalable enterprise security solutions in the cloud. Xray Cloud is available for customers on Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and soon on Azure.

Leading analyst firm 451 Research recognizes JFrog for innovation and vision in the DevOps marketplace. JFrog, the universal DevOps technology leader, today announced its recognition as a “451 Firestarter,” a prestigious award from leading  industry analyst firm 451 Research.

JFrog, the universal DevOps technology leader, is announcing a $165 million Series D funding round led by Insight Venture Partners. Jeff Horing, co-founder and managing director will join JFrog’s Board. The secured funding will drive JFrog product innovation, support rapid expansion into new markets and accelerate both organic and inorganic growth.

JFrog, the universal DevOps technology leader, is announcing a $165 million Series D funding round led by Insight Venture Partners. Jeff Horing, co-founder and managing director will join JFrog’s Board. The secured funding will drive JFrog product innovation, support rapid expansion into new markets and accelerate both organic and inorganic growth.

JFrog wants to change the way we deal with software updates. Instead of large numbered updates you have to manually download, it sees a future of continuous delivery where software is delivered as binaries and updated in the background. Investors must like that vision very much because they showered the company with a $165 million Series D investment today, which the company reports pushes its valuation past the billion dollar mark.

DevOps platform JFrog has raised $165 million in a series D round of funding led by Insight Venture Partners, with participation from Battery Ventures, Spark Capital, Sapphire Ventures, Scale Venture Partners, Dell Technologies Capital, Vintage Investment Partners, and Geodesic Capital.

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.