GitHub and JFrog are teaming up to better integrate their developer platforms, providing unified source code and binary management.
DevOps Integration
Development Process Optimization
Leading developer platforms GitHub and JFrog have entered into a partnership that will provide more deep integration between their services. This allows developers to efficiently manage source code repositories on GitHub and binary file repositories on JFrog, gaining the following benefits:
- Track the path from source code to binary packages on both platforms;
- Support for a unified authentication system;
- Unified project structure, including role and permission mapping.
Improved security and analytics
Going forward, developers will have access to a single dashboard that combines GitHub and JFrog security tools. This will allow you to more effectively control the development process and eliminate potential risks.
Joint development of platforms
Integration of GitHub and JFrog is a logical step, since they operate in within the DevOps ecosystem. About half of JFrog's customers are also GitHub users. Shlomi Ben Haim, CEO and co-founder of JFrog, emphasized that this collaboration will make life easier for developers who work with both source code and binary files.
Thomas Domke, CEO of GitHub, noted that the company plans to expand the functionality of its Copilot tool through integration with services like Sentry.
The companies intend to deepen integration in the near future and will share further plans at the JFrog swampUP conference in September.
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- GitHub is the leading platform for hosting and collaborative development of IT projects using the Git version control system.
- JFrog is a DevOps platform company for managing binary artifacts and software distribution.
- Copilot is a GitHub tool that uses artificial intelligence technology to help developers write code.
- Sentry is a service for monitoring performance and tracking errors in applications.
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Well-known platforms GitHub and JFrog have announced a partnership that will provide deeper integration between services. This will allow developers to efficiently manage source code repositories and binaries through single sign-on, shared dashboards and tools.
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Иван
The consolidation of leading developer platforms is great news! 🚀 An integrated solution will simplify application lifecycle management and save a lot of time for developers. I look forward to further announcements on swampUP!
Анастасия
It's great that GitHub and JFrog are joining forces! 🤝 This will make it possible to track the entire path from code to binaries in a single interface. However, I am concerned about the security issue - will the combined panel be secure enough?
Джордж
Thank God, finally these cool platforms decided to unite! ✨ Now my workflow will become much more efficient. No need to constantly switch between GitHub and JFrog to manage code and artifacts. 🤩
Гюнтер
Who actually uses these fashionable things? 😒 Previously, everything was simpler: text editor, command line - and no problems. Why bother with these integrations?
Мария
Gunther, what would we do without them? 🤷♀️ These tools make life incredibly easier for developers. For example, I can’t imagine how to manage large projects without a version control system and artifacts. GitHub and JFrog integration is a big step forward!
Пьер
I am very happy that two such cool companies have finally joined forces! 🙌 This will make life easier for many developers, including me. I hope that their integration will become even deeper in the future. I'm also looking forward to new features for GitHub Copilot! 🤖
София
Great news about integration! 👌 A single information panel for security control is what you need. After all, many people use both platforms, and constantly switching between them is very tiring. Looking forward to further updates!
Марко
I'm glad that giants like GitHub and JFrog have finally teamed up! 🤝 The ability to track the entire source code path to binary packages in one place is a huge plus for efficient work. I can't wait for new features at the swampUP conference! 🔥