How to Manage Your Package Promotion Workflows with Cloudsmith
Package promotion workflows are a great way to isolate and protect production repositories away from public upstreams, so they only receive clear and vetted packages.
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The 4 Stages of the Argo Maturity Curve
Argo CD is the most popular GitOps tool for deploying applications to Kubernetes clusters. Many teams that move their applications to Kubernetes choose Argo CD for its powerful sync engine and intuitive dashboard. Argo CD is also fully open source, which means teams can freely install it on their private clouds, behind-the-firewall data centers, or even in air-gapped environments without any licensing restrictions.
Codefresh Chronicles: Service accounts
Learn more about our feature: Service accounts - simpler administration for remote access. Keep up with our Codefresh Chronicles series to learn more about our awesome features!
Git, your way: Expanded strategies for branch sync & merge
By popular demand, we are happy to introduce several new strategies for syncing and merging branches in Bitbucket Cloud. Our goal is to provide you the full functionality of rebase and merge within the Bitbucket UI to help you manage your Git history according to your team's preferences. These new options have been among our most highly voted feature requests. In brief, here's what we've added.
Top 9 CI/CD Best Practices for your DevOps Team's Success
Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) have become quite popular in the software development environment for they emphasize automation and streamlined workflows. By implementing CI/CD best practices, developers will be able to deliver high-quality software faster and enhance productivity. However, the implementation of CI/CD practices is not an easy task, you may require careful planning to execute the process and gain results.
Proudly Announcing JFrog's Full Conformance to OCI v1.1
JFrog has long supported standards widely used by developers, including OCI container images. We started with our OCI-compliant Docker registry, then followed up with dedicated JFrog Artifactory OCI repositories. In our continued commitment to developer freedom of choice, we’re excited to take another leap forward. JFrog is now fully conformant to OCI v1.1. Source: OCI Conformance Page JFrog is now fully certified to the OCI v1.1 standard.
Keeping your code secure in the cloud
In this blog, we walk through Atlassian's cloud security practices and the controls we give you inside Bitbucket to maintain enterprise-grade security, without the overhead of managing it internally. Security is an essential part of Atlassian's offerings. We manage code and data for over 300,000 customers who serve hundreds of millions of users. To secure data at the scale we operate, we invest more in security than most individual organizations can.
Elevating Innovation: GitHub & JFrog Paving the Way Forward
What happens when the leaders in code management and GenAI join forces with the binary management and software supply chain security experts? Join Yonatan Arbel, Developer Advocate, JFrog and Brian A. Randell, Staff Developer Advocate, GitHub as they detail game-changing advances in the world’s top DevOps and DevSecOps platforms and how together, JFrog and GitHub are creating tectonic shifts in the development landscape.
Shlomi Ben Haim, CEO & Co-Founder, JFrog - EveryOps Matters
Developers used to code. Now they manage, import, secure, build, package, deliver and monitor… the list of every “Ops” is ever-growing. As if this wasn’t enough, they are now being asked by the C-suite to work with data science and machine learning teams in a gold rush of AI and ML-enabled application delivery. In our annual swampUP kickoff, join JFrog Co-founder and CEO Shlomi Ben Haim - alongside a special guest - as we explore how developers may still start with code and CI, but are increasingly asked to hold the reins of EveryOps; building, securing and delivering alongside the machines and systems they created.
EU's Cyber Resilience Act Repercussions in Open Source
The European Parliament (EP) adopted a provisional version of the final text of the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) on March 12, 2024, with the final version expected to be signed and published in October. The EU's CyberResilienceAct (CRA) proposes stringent cybersecurity requirements for digital products, aiming to bolster security against cyberattacks. While it promises safer hardware and software, it also raises questions for Open Source contributors and organizations.