JFrog

“It’s a massive enabler of efficiency from an architectural perspective. Having the ability to put this into a centralized, well-governed repository where everybody can access that with certain controls and having the security and the labeling in place is essential for Monster to be as reactive, as fast as we can.”

“Having this trace that tells you where this artifact came from, and whether it has been scanned for vulnerabilities and compliance issues is super important for us. This takes a lot of my worries away because it’s not something we need to do manually. It’s baked into the SDLC. JFrog is secure by default so we have full confidence in what we’re distributing out there.”

"I went to over the road to download Artifactory. It was a case of once bitten, twice shy. What a breath of fresh air! Artifactory is also a Maven 2 repository container, but you can search for artifacts and also upload them. It is written with an AJAX framework and you physically browse the artifacts in a tree. This is a Web 2.0 application, not just another Search facade like the Maven Repository (mvnrepository.com ). A unique selling point of Artifactory is that it can support several repositories and even aggregate a set of repositories together into a so-called 'virtual repository'."