Discover how to automate your CI/CD process for cloud-native applications with the JFrog Platform. Deploying your application on your K8s clusters after each commit has never been easier!

JFrog Pipelines is a next-generation C I/ CD automation and orchestration tool that embraces and enhances your pipeline processes. It provides a centralized command and control mechanism across all your DevOps Pipelines.

Artifactory supports Kubernetes, the de facto orchestration tool in the industry, for automating deployment, scaling, and management of microservices and containerized applications.

It’s been more than a decade since the term “DevOps” was coined. Since then, DevOps has evolved, with more tools, technologies and processes to enable unparalleled digital transformation. The next decade and beyond promise even more innovation as DevOps becomes even more ingrained in the software delivery life cycle. But what’s next? And how can organisations prepare?

Are you taking advantage of the best practices and tools available to ensure the security and reliability of your software development and deployment in the cloud? Join Kelsey Hightower (Google Cloud) and Melissa McKay (JFrog) to discover the strategies and toolsets you need to maintain a reliable development and delivery infrastructure. Learn how to effectively implement a real CI/CD solution, all the way from a Git commit to a container running in your cluster.

This screencast demonstrates a complete workflow from managing your JFrog services all the way to creating and securely distributing release bundles to target destinations.

Join this webinar to learn how JFrog Distribution tightly integrates with your CI/CD pipeline to allow you to deliver releases with confidence.

Dan Hernandez (Pulumi) and Melissa McKay (JFrog) will show you how to define key resources such as VPCs, storage, Kubernetes clusters, Docker images, serverless functions, and policies using multiple languages. Then, see how easy it is to share these modules across your organization with Artifactory.

In some cases, our application requires a unique layout when it is packaged. The package should include various binaries, and test files with metadata, arranged in specific directories. The various components of the package sometimes have their own versions and they can be created by different process. If all of those components are managed in Artifactory, JFrog CLI can be configured to pick the right components, and package them together, according to a defined layout. In this webinar we'll see how you can use JFrog CLI as a packaging tool for your binaries.