JFROG For ARTIFACT
Lifecycle management
Curate, secure, and deliver all your software artifacts at scale
What is artifact management?
WHAT IS A SOFTWARE ARTIFACT?
An artifact is any software asset that is connected to or part of a software project. Artifacts are normally binary packages and are used to characterize or describe the function, architecture, and design of the application. Common types of artifacts are images, executables, data models, libraries, use cases and of course the compiled application binary.
ARTIFACT MANAGEMENT OPTIONS
These artifacts need to be stored and shared with all the developers on that project. Some possible solutions include a shared drive, a source control management tool or an artifact management repository. A shared drive has limitations including limited version control and no artifact deployment capability. A source control management tool is really only designed for managing source code text files and not complex artifacts like large binaries or Docker images.
QUALITY, CONSISTENCY AND AUDITABILITY
All of the artifacts need to be consistently managed, versioned, and deployed across development teams and sometimes across multiple sites, to ensure quality, reliability and auditability. This is where things get tough to do without the right tool. An artifact repository is specifically designed to house, manage, version, and deploy different types of artifacts for software builds from a central location, and offers the best solution to manage an infinitely expanding number of artifacts.
Benefits of a Universal Artifact Manager
A universal artifact manager, also referred to as a universal repository manager, gives organizations control over all the software components that make up your software supply chain (a.k.a artifacts, binaries, packages, components, etc.).
From dependency management and proxying of public repositories (like Maven Central and Docker Hub) to controlling which binaries are approved for usage, a universal artifact manager provides the single source of truth for software development and provides a central hub for your binaries as they enter and advance through your pipelines from build towards production.
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Artifact Management with JFrog
No organization is too small to benefit from proper binary management. Lay the foundation for efficient, stable software development with binary management best practices at the core of your DevOps processes.
Frictionless Unified Management of Your Software Supply Chain Artifacts
DevOps Your Way
- Proxy and/or store all your artifacts with 30+ integrated package types (Maven, npm, Docker, NuGet, Go... and more!)
- Deploy and build practically anywhere with the same great experience
- Connect all your processes and tools to the JFrog DevOps Platform
The Single Source of Truth
- Gain wide observability and control over your assets with rich metadata
- All your artifacts in a single system with advanced search/tagging
- Manage the full lifecycle of binaries from development to archival
Fortify Your DevOps Processes
- Control access, use, distribution, and archival across teams with universal and project based policies
- Global reach with centralized management for any size organization, from startup to Fortune 100
- Ensure critical processes with reliable, fast, and secure access to your artifacts anywhere
ENSURE INTEGRITY, Flexibility,
And visibility into your software
JFrog sets the bar for enterprise grade, universal binary management that enables secure, efficient, software delivery at scale and to the edge.
With JFrog, organizations are able to control and monitor the way all binaries flow across their software supply chain (SSC) to production with security thoughtfully integrated into the binary lifecycle management process. And when your binaries are ready to make their way to runtime, JFrog helps organizations distribute and update binaries all the way to devices.