JFrog Combines the Power of Artifactory and Jira to Improve Agile Collaboration and Traceability Throughout the DevOps Lifecycle

JFrog Ltd. (“JFrog”) (NASDAQ: FROG), the liquid software company, has delivered a new integration with Jira which enables mutual JFrog and Atlassian users to streamline collaboration and traceability across the software delivery process, accelerating application releases and improving developer productivity.

A new bi-directional integration between the end-to-end JFrog DevOps Platform Cloud SaaS offering and the Jira Cloud service links each Jira issue (such as a feature request, bug fix, etc.) to the binary or build that resolves this issue, which is managed in JFrog Artifactory. Artifactory is the industry’s universal, hybrid, central repository management, and container registry solution, part of the JFrog DevOps Platform. This combination of best-in-class solutions allows developers, other technical stakeholders, as well as the product and business owners in the organization to have shared visibility, collaboration, and traceability around the software they create from planning to production.

"Unifying planning and development processes with best-in-breed tools to manage and deliver software packages provides a unique way to collaborate across a business," said Suzie Prince, Head of Product, DevOps, Atlassian. "JFrog's integrations with Atlassian help mutual customers improve the traceability of software throughout the delivery lifecycle."

“We are excited about our collaboration with Atlassian, empowering teams to have shared visibility and collaboration - which are required for ‘Liquid Software’, in order to accelerate the flow of applications’ updates,” said Casey O'Mara, Vice President of World Wide Business Development, JFrog. “Considering that binaries - not source code - are what is actually being deployed to production and consumed by end users, the new integration allows developers to trace each Jira issue to the unit of value that was delivered to customers and collaborate more effectively around the lifecycle of software binaries.”