JFrog DevOps Platform

JFrog is a DevOps platform providing end-to-end software supply chain automation from code to production. Founded in 2008 by Frederic Simon (CTO) and Shlomi Hemed in Netanya, Israel, with US headquarters in Sunnyvale, California. Went public on Nasdaq in September 2020 (ticker: FROG). Raised over $471 million. Serves over 7,000 customers including Amazon, Google, Netflix, Tesla, and 80 percent of the Fortune 100. Key features: Artifactory: universal artifact repository manager supporting all major package formats (Maven, npm, PyPI, Docker, Helm, NuGet, RPM, Debian, Go). Store, manage, and distribute binaries. Distributed with replication across geographies. Xray: continuous security scanning of artifacts and dependencies. Vulnerability detection (CVE), license compliance, and impact analysis. Integrates with Artifactory. Distribution: managed software distribution to edge nodes with JFrog Connect (formerly Upswift) for IoT and edge device updates. Pipelines: CI/CD automation with native Kubernetes support. Visual pipeline builder, YAML configuration, parallel and matrix executions. Environment promotion: promote builds across dev, staging, production. Release lifecycle management. Bintray: legacy public distribution service (deprecated 2021). Mission Control: centralized management of multiple Artifactory instances. Frogbot: GitHub and GitLab bot for automated dependency remediation in pull requests. JFrog Runtime: security for running containers and Kubernetes workloads. Curation: open-source package governance blocking malicious packages before download. Catalog: software bill of materials (SBOM) generation and management. Java/Scala. Proprietary with community editions.