How to build a customized Artifactory image? This video goes over how to use a docker file to create your own customized Artifactory image, in case the base image is missing tools/content. By Matthew Wang - JFrog support

Today, it is imperative for businesses to transform themselves into digital innovation factories with the agility to quickly and efficiently create and distribute new digital products and services. In this webinar, guest speakers from IDC will share key insights, market data, and best practices around the four strategic pillars for establishing a digital innovation culture as well as the modern DevOps methods and tools required to support these practices.

The shift to modern application architectures, often based on microservices running in cloud infrastructures and built using DevOps and CI/CD principles, has been a game changer for how applications are developed. The shift, however, introduces some new complexities. JFrog and Microsoft have been on the forefront of this shift. We’ve heard about these new complexities from you on your development journey, and your need for a simple, cloud-native, Kubernetes enabled way to deliver better quality software faster.

This video describes how to configure Docker client to work with insecure Docker registry using the Repository Path and Sub Domain methods. Additional information about Artifactory as a Docker Registry could be found in the following link.

The steps in a single pipeline can run on multi-OS, multi-architecture nodes, reducing the need for multiple CI/CD tools.

Managing Docker images from development to production is a challenge for many companies looking to scale. IImages full of packages containing layers of different file types creates a needle in a haystack situation when hunting down security vulnerabilities or dependency issues. On top of worrying about what versions of what images are ready for release, in order to create a streamlined delivery process for Docker images, you also need to incorporate security into your pipeline. In this webinar, we will cover some important topics on why your teams should use Artifactory as your Docker Registry and the many benefits and advantages that come along with it.

The Conan team provides an introduction and demonstration for the open-source C++ graphics library known as ImGui. To show the basics of ImGui, we will create a simple application with some controls like buttons, scrollbars, color editors, and more. We will show how easily and quickly you can create a graphical user interface using this library. Finally, we will show how to a simple way to build ImGui using packages with Conan, the package manager for C and C++.

Deliver fearless updates from code to the edge in self-managed, on-prem, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments.

JFrog CLI Plugins allow enhancing the functionality of JFrog CLI to meet the specific user and organization needs. All public plugins are registered in JFrog CLI's Plugins Registry. The source code of a plugin is maintained as an open source Go project on GitHub. Anyone can develop their own plugin, in Go. This build-report plugin can print a table showing a report of a build that was published to Artifactory, right into your terminal. Watch this video to see how.