JFrog

JFrog Ltd. is a software company that provides tools to manage, secure, and automate the software release process. Its flagship product, Artifactory, is a universal artifact repository manager that stores and manages binary files and dependencies used during development, testing, and deployment. Artifactory supports a wide range of package formats and can be run on-premises or in the cloud, enabling teams to maintain a centralized source of truth for artifacts.

Founded in 2008, JFrog originated in Israel and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. The company grew by expanding beyond its initial repository focus to a broader platform approach. Notable milestones include the 2013 acquisition of Bintray, a distribution platform for software, and the 2018 acquisition of Shippable to add cloud-native continuous integration capabilities. JFrog went public on the Nasdaq in 2020. In the following years it positioned Artifactory as part of the JFrog Platform, a unified set of products for DevOps.

JFrog Platform combines Artifactory with Xray, a security and governance tool; Distribution, for delivering artifacts to remote sites; Pipelines, for CI/CD automation; and Mission Control, a centralized management console. The platform emphasizes automation, traceability, security, and multi-cloud deployment, supporting Kubernetes, containers, and a broad ecosystem of language-specific package formats.

JFrog serves enterprises across various industries and emphasizes scalable, modular deployment. It competes with other artifact repositories and CI/CD solutions, such as Sonatype Nexus, Azure Artifacts, and AWS CodeArtifact, and offers both on-premises and cloud-based options with a pay-as-you-go or subscription model.