Artifacts Management: One stop solution
In our organisation we use Jfrog Artifactory for our Software database for internal and customer use. All the software which are build in …
JFrog Artifactory
JFrog Artifactory
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What is JFrog Artifactory?
JFrog Artifactory is a software repository management solution for enterprises available on-premise or from the cloud, providing fast release and pipeline automation.
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What is JFrog Artifactory?
JFrog Artifactory is a software repository management solution for enterprises available on-premise or from the cloud, providing fast release and pipeline automation.
How much does JFrog Artifactory cost?
JFrog Artifactory starts at $98.
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Who uses JFrog Artifactory?
The most common users of JFrog Artifactory are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees) and the Information Technology & Services industry.
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June 01, 2022
Artifacts Management: One stop solution
In our organisation we use Jfrog Artifactory for our Software database for internal and customer use. All the software which are build in the Jenkins and are successful, the results and the whole repository is then uploaded to the Artifactory with hash of the build to recognise your own build.
- Enough Storage Capacity
- Compatible with Jenkins for CI
- Easy interface
- Login Timeout
- Integrating was complex procedure
- Overwhelming Learning curve
May 30, 2022
JFrog Artifactory, Useful Workflow tool..!!!
JFrog Artifactory was mainly used to store Private artifacts registry/ binaries of technologies like Docker, Python etc., It is very useful for daily deployments. Rather the using jenkin plugins with Jenkin Pipeline, JFrog Artifactory with jenkin pipeline was more effective. It helps in reducing the latency issues we faced while accessing binaries across different verticals of region mainly due to mirrored applications.
- Easy for regular/daily deploymetns
- Automated feature from one env repo to other before deployment
- Comparing feature - Way the product compares the artifact between current and previous versions
- Maintenance of Artifacts are difficult, more documentations will be helpful
- Issues like artifact not found
May 27, 2022
JFrog Artifactory is fantastic
We are improving container security with artifacts and enabling deployments on AWS. For production deployments with a pipeline augmentation process and check for any known vulnerabilities when releasing the build. We'll use managed docker pipelines to integrate with pipelines to get the benefits of automatically updating new repository models, pushing container images, and extracting artifacts.
- Artifact solves the problem of internal packages when there are new dependencies.
- Package managers like pip for python yarn/npm have become toolkits for mainstream developers.
- It can be configured as the main and mirror repository source for public packages.
- If the website you're trying to access doesn't require authentication, you'll need to whitelist it, which can create performance issues.
May 23, 2022
JFROG in REVIEW -2020
JFrog Artifactory is used in my organisation to store the artifacts generated from the build pipelines in both Azure and AWS and we are using this artefacts to be deployed in varuous Vm's , Apps Services and serverless computing services offered by the various cloud providers . It has vastly helped out organisation to create a devops solution that is fully automated and functional
- The robust Artifactory solution has become an integral part of are Devops Infrastructure
- Works seamless with on-premises, cloud and hybrid infrastructure model
- Provides Redundancy and scalability
- The support provided by Jfrog team needs to be better in response to the increasing demand
- A number of users reported that they are being logged out after certain interval of time . This hampers productivity and should be fixed ASAP.
- Some of its competitors provide reporting and analysis based on some custom parameters which is lacking in JFROG
JFrog Artifactory has been used in my organization primarily as private artifact registry to manage and store application packages, component dependencies, application libraries, Docker containers and images, and Helm charts. As a business usecase, the product has been integrated in our Azure Devops CI/CD pipeline which means the docker images are scanned and pulled in from the artifact registry before the images gets eventually deployed from the release pipeline to our Kubernetes cluster, in our case its Openshift. The product can easily integrate with our existing technology stack and thereby overcome the complexity of working with different software package management systems, and hence provides consistency to our Cl/CD process.
- Artifactory Management acting as a repository manager of docker images, application and component dependencies
- Automate pipelines and thereby releasing changes faster
- Supports high availability and scalability with multi site replication
- Product support can be improved so that the problem ticket can be addressed quickly
- Enterprise version is bit costly
- Retrieving images from artifactory registry sometimes result in a cached image which enforce our CI pipeline to rebuild the entire image for the latest changes to reflect
We used JFrog Artifactory as a binary repository. There are packages that we built for customers that need a private repository to store. Moreover, since we have a wide range of projects with various technologies, our packages are quite diverse in nature. From simple jar files, npm packages, and docker images to even some zip archives. JFrog Artifactory could store all of them with sophisticated categories to keep them organized and & have excellent integration with CI/CD pipelines to make sure the built packages are ready to be deployed.
- Binary repository.
- Categories to keep things organized.
- Support packages of all types.
- Integrate well with CI/CD pipelines.
- Setting up credentials.
- Setting up protected/restricted repositories.
- Secret rotation.
May 18, 2022
Jfrog at best
We use JFrog Artifactory as our internal artificial, it is accessible only via office internal vpn and very secure, majorly we host Java and react libraries in it. It is a nice integration with Java artifacts, all code calls for dependency resolvement first goes to jfrog,which cache it as well. On the top,it supports auditing and role based access as well
- Fast access
- Role based access
- Support for internal artifacts
- Access can be private
- Sometimes from mvn log while connecting to jfrog artifact,it is not clear that where is the issue
- UI can be more simple
- Filter search can be faster
- User should able to see the repositories published by him
December 08, 2021
JFrog Artifactoy: A binary repository built for the future
JFrog Artifactory is being used as the single binary repository for our entire enterprise. We store everything from application artifacts to Docker images to NPM, Maven, and Python packages as dependencies in [JFrog] Artifactory. It's a mission-critical component of our CICD pipelines.
- Stores and Manages build artifacts and packages.
- Works as container registry as well.
- Easily manages local and remote repositories along with live replication.
- JFrog Artifactory X-Ray isn't mature enough.
- There should be some built-in backup and restore features.
- Support responsiveness needs to be improved it takes days to get response.
- OSS version has very basic features and enterprise one is costly.
JFrog Artifactory is being used as the single binary repository for our entire enterprise. We store everything from application binaries to Docker images to Chef cookbooks in [JFrog] Artifactory. It's a mission-critical component of our CICD pipelines.
- The core Artifactory offering is very reliable
- Their customer support is outstanding
- They put on an excellent conference each year with SwampUp.
- They support a highly available architecture to deploy ARtifactory in the public cloud in a resilient manner.
- We can always use support for more different types of packages in Artifactory.
- We also would like to see the Artifactory X-Ray produce continue to mature.
November 08, 2020
Delivered as expected
It's used by our software engineering development teams across our IT organization. It solves our artifactory caching, security scan problem. This way, we can confidently build software and apps in which the dependencies are managed and tracked, and also checked for license/privacy compliance, as well as security.
- Handles both Java and Javascript artifactory/dependency.
- Support Java very well with some built in features.
- Uses relational databases (a well-known technology) to store artifacts, lower barriers to entry.
- Preferment
- CI/CD integration. We understood they do have a pipeline, so our organization already started with Jenkins, and my understanding is that not many orgs are using the JFrog pipeline.
October 18, 2019
JFrog, how to do open source wrong.
App repository. Not very complex, but oversized. Our current repo is in the terabytes.
- Stores code easily
- Easy to export/import repos
- Support is atrocious. Takes days to respond
- The app management is non-existent. Some home-brewed solutions are out there, but not reliable for enterprise systems
- Basic features require enterprise license
- Backup/recovery process too slow and cumbersome