I primarily used JFrog Artifactory for package management because it provides a remote proxy and caching that helped accelerate our release lifecycle and made our releases much easier and faster. We were uploading all of our artifacts to this repository, and it provides build tools like Maven. Since we were using the JBoss application, uploading our JAR and WAR files directly to JFrog Artifactory really helped us deploy applications in a fast manner.

Earlier, we used Git and GitHub for our version control system and uploaded all our JAR and WAR files directly to GitHub. However, when we discovered that JFrog Artifactory is a tool that helps in directly uploading all those artifacts, the versioning feature stood out to us. It also provides the build tool within itself, so we do not need to build the source code individually or on another system. As soon as we discovered these features in JFrog Artifactory, we switched to using it, and it has helped us with many releases. For example, if we deployed the application today on version one and the artifacts for version one are already stored in JFrog Artifactory, after a couple of days if we need to add other features, it will be version two and we need not commit again and again or undo the commit to get the release. We simply deploy our changes and version two is created in JFrog Artifactory, and if we want to roll back those changes, we can simply click from version two to version one and the changes are rolled back.

We have used JFrog Artifactory in a limited capacity, as they have many other features but that depends on their cost and models. We used the free version earlier and then moved to the Pro version.

What is most valuable?

JFrog Artifactory offers many features, but the system's stability stands out the most to me since whenever we want to use those artifacts, they are almost always available globally. I work from India and my colleagues work from Europe or the USA and they can also access those artifacts without issues. It is a great tool for managing binaries across different environments such as Development, QA, Prod, Non-prod, and SIT, handling all those environments without issues, and it provides very good security and access control if we are using the Pro version, allowing us to monitor who made changes and when. We started using it with Docker, which also helps in managing and distributing our Docker images, so that is a very great feature.

In our day-to-day operations, we were using Docker since we had the chance to containerize our application, so we were using a repo server to manage all those images. However, JFrog Artifactory has the feature to keep those images within itself, making it very easy for us to keep all those images in one place. This was the feature we started using once we discovered it. Regarding security and access control, we can easily trace changes. For example, if I work on an application today and make changes, a version one is created for this application and tomorrow a colleague makes some changes creating version two. My manager can easily identify the changes I made versus my colleague's changes with the help of traceability and access control on the system.

Since we started using JFrog Artifactory, we no longer manage our own server just to keep source code and binary code. All our binary repositories are in JFrog Artifactory, so I can say it is a very good repository manager. This is where we can store all our artifacts without needing to find another server or directory, and it is very easily accessible so we do not have to wait for JFrog Artifactory to be down or for our application to be unavailable. We have not experienced that. Another very good feature is that it provides a proxy for remote applications, enabling us to use build tools not available within our intranet, allowing us to compile our source code into binary code easily, which has transformed our release process to be faster.

What needs improvement?

I think JFrog Artifactory already has good features and has evolved since its inception, incorporating AI/ML and supporting Kubernetes and Docker images. JFrog Artifactory is progressing well, and I do not see many other features according to my requirements that are needed. I would only suggest that the cost could be reduced for older customers or made consumption-based so that more people can opt for it.

The user interface can be better. It has evolved significantly since I started using JFrog Artifactory, so it can improve further.

I choose a nine out of ten because, as mentioned in my previous answer, it sometimes faces performance issues due to slow repository response and long download times for artifacts, which affects overall performance. That is why I feel it needs improvement to achieve a perfect ten.

For how long have I used the solution?

I have used JFrog Artifactory for over one year in my previous company.

What do I think about the stability of the solution?

In my experience, JFrog Artifactory is stable and available for usage most of the time globally. It does have performance issues at times for certain locations, but overall, it has been a very good experience.

What do I think about the scalability of the solution?

We have effectively used JFrog Artifactory within a good team of ten to twelve people. However, there are performance issues when two or three people are using it simultaneously for our code, which results in performance lags.

How are customer service and support?

We have utilized support from JFrog Artifactory, which has been very good. Opening a ticket on the customer portal yields a response, especially if using the Pro or Enterprise version. For the free trial, support is unavailable, but the assistance we received was fast and helpful, with easy tracking of ticket status and history on their portal.

Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?

We previously used Git and GitHub, which just stored repositories and artifacts, but without the additional features JFrog Artifactory offers. Hence, we switched from GitHub to JFrog Artifactory.

How was the initial setup?

The setup was very easy, and the setup cost was reasonable. We started with a free trial before moving to the Pro version, which costs around one hundred dollars per month for us. We had a ticket with the support team, who provided very good discounts, although I cannot share the specifics, but they were very helpful.

What about the implementation team?

We have definitely seen a return on investment in terms of savings. Money has been saved through intelligent utilization. It has positively impacted both money and time saved, facilitating the downloading of artifacts and uploading of source code into a central repository easily. Thus, there is no need for more than two or three people to manage it, making it a cost-saving solution.

What was our ROI?

What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?

The setup was very easy, and the setup cost was reasonable. We started with a free trial before moving to the Pro version, which costs around one hundred dollars per month for us.

Which other solutions did I evaluate?

We have not tried any other options besides Git and GitHub. Once we started working with JFrog Artifactory, we never looked back.

What other advice do I have?

If you want to minimize efforts in compiling source code without frequently downloading and maintaining a server, you should definitely consider JFrog Artifactory. They offer vast tools for different coding environments such as Maven and NuGet, and they are continuously evolving, adding support for Docker images and Kubernetes. Companies utilizing Docker or Kubernetes will benefit significantly from a reliable tool to compile their source code into binary code. I recommend trying JFrog Artifactory once because you will probably start loving it. I have rated this product as a nine out of ten.

Suji R.

Simplifies Dependency Management for Faster, More Reliable Builds

Reviewed on Jun 10, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

Best thing is how it simplifies dependency management Our build are faster and more reliable because package is centrally managed and cached without worrying about missing dependencies

What do you dislike about the product?

I guess it’s all fine for now. As a developer I am good with jfrog. The only thing I can think of right now is time taking to understand and learn, otherwise good.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Instead of all the developers that n Ed’s downloading libraries directly from maven central repository, artifactory acts as a central repository. This reduce build failures

Computer Software

Artifactory’s Offline Mode Feels Complex for Air-Gapped Deployments

Reviewed on Jun 10, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

I think it does a lot more as a repository management system. I based msr 2 and 3 and frog artifactoey definitely does a lot more than msr. Not sure about msr 4 since its built on top of harbor.

What do you dislike about the product?

I think Jfrog Artifactory offline mode can be complex like any airgapped deployments. Haven't touched it in couple years though.

I also did struggle with deployment when I tried few years back. The deployment guide was complex even for someone with 3 to 4 years of technical experience.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

The only problem jfrog is solving for use Mirantis people i guess is being able to perform A/B testing and compare how MSR 4 stacks up to jfrog artifactory.

Sorry if this response doesn't help.

Akash v.

Secure, Cloud-Native DevSecOps Platform Built for Enterprise Scale

Reviewed on Jun 09, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

It feels very secure. The platform helps organizations manage, secure, and automate software delivery from development through production. I also appreciate the company’s strong focus on DevSecOps, software supply chain security, and support for modern cloud-native environments, which all feel highly relevant to where the industry is heading.

What do you dislike about the product?

I wouldn’t say this is a dislike, but one challenge with JFrog is that the platform is extremely comprehensive. For new users, or for organizations that are still early in their DevOps journey, that breadth of capabilities can come with a real learning curve. Still, it’s often the trade-off for having a powerful platform that can support complex enterprise needs at scale.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

JFrog addresses the challenge of managing and securing the software supply chain. Modern applications rely on thousands of libraries, containers, packages, and deployment artifacts, and without strong controls, organizations can quickly run into problems with version management, security vulnerabilities, compliance requirements, and unreliable releases.

JFrog offers a unified platform to manage artifacts, automate CI/CD pipelines, scan for vulnerabilities, and maintain traceability across the software development lifecycle. In my view, this enables teams to ship software faster while also strengthening security and improving overall reliability.

Abhinav G.

User-Friendly with Minor Performance Lag

Reviewed on Jun 08, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

I like JFrog's fast responses and how its UI is user-friendly, making it easy to use for me. The initial setup was easy, thanks to the straightforward and well-documented instructions on their website. Installing JFrog on my MacBook was simple.

What do you dislike about the product?

The response can be a bit faster. I feel it's slow at times. Sometimes I click and it takes time, or I have to reload the page. So somewhere, it's lagging. More refactoring is needed inside.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

I use JFrog for my day-to-day tasks, and it makes my life easy.

Yash R.

Enhances Code Security, Needs Improved Performance

Reviewed on Jun 08, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

I appreciate that with JFrog, I can search for the latest approved and secure versions of packages, which makes upgrading packages in my projects worry-free concerning security. It's great that I can manage all the builds of my projects in JFrog, and during deployment, access the latest build details easily.

What do you dislike about the product?

JFrog maintains different versions of packages, but it doesn't show which version had what vulnerability and what is fixed in the next version. Also, JFrog takes a lot of time while loading; it could be improved.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

JFrog adds a security layer for my codebase, ensuring only secure and company-approved packages are used, preventing vulnerabilities. It allows easy searching of the latest secure packages and efficient management of all project builds and deployment details.

Computer Software

Reliable, Intuitive, and Seamlessly Integrated Artifact Management with JFrog Artifactory

Reviewed on Jun 08, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

JFrog Artifactory has been a core part of our platform infrastructure, and there’s a lot to appreciate overall. The interface is clean and intuitive, and it’s easy to navigate repositories and browse artifacts—even for team members who aren’t deeply familiar with artifact management. The search and filtering features also make it straightforward to locate packages quickly.

Artifactory integrates seamlessly with our existing CI/CD toolchain. Whether we’re connecting build tools, container registries, or package managers, the broad ecosystem support means we rarely run into compatibility roadblocks. It genuinely functions as a universal artifact repository.

At our scale, reliability and speed matter, and Artifactory consistently handles high request volumes with fast artifact resolution and minimal downtime. It’s one of those tools that just works reliably in the background. The value delivered relative to the investment feels strong as well: centralizing artifact management across the organization has reduced complexity, improved governance, and saved engineering time. The ROI is clear when you consider the overhead it eliminates.

Getting our team up and running didn’t require significant hand-holding, which is always a good sign. The metadata and smart search capabilities help surface the right artifacts faster, and the insights into package usage and dependencies add an intelligent layer to artifact governance that we’ve found increasingly useful as our platform has grown.

What do you dislike about the product?

The main pain point for our team has been the complexity around advanced configurations - it can be tricky to set up and manage at scale without deep expertise, and the documentation doesn't always cover edge cases well. The UI, while functional, can feel a bit dated and clunky in certain areas, making some workflows more time-consuming than they should be. Cost transparency is also something that could be improved, as it can be difficult to forecast costs as usage grows.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Before we had a centralized artifact management solution, handling packages, dependencies, and build artifacts across our platform was fragmented and inconsistent. Different teams were pulling from different sources, which led to reliability, security, and governance challenges.

JFrog Artifactory addresses that centralization gap by giving us a single, dependable source of truth for all our artifacts - whether that’s Docker images, npm packages, Maven dependencies, or other package types. As a result, we’ve gained much more consistency and control in how artifacts are managed and distributed across the organization.

From a security and compliance perspective, routing all artifacts through Artifactory gives us clear visibility into what’s being used throughout our pipelines. It effectively serves as a controlled gateway, which helps reduce the risk of bringing in untrusted or vulnerable packages from external sources.

In our CI/CD pipelines, the biggest wins are reliability and speed. Builds resolve dependencies faster thanks to local caching, and we’re no longer dealing with failures caused by external registry outages or packages suddenly becoming unavailable.

Overall, JFrog has brought order and stronger governance to our artifact management process, which is critical at our scale. It’s a foundational platform tool that quietly helps everything else run smoothly and reliably.

Bhanu Pratap R.

Centralized Artifact Management with Room for UI Improvement

Reviewed on Jun 08, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

I like having all build artifacts available in one place with proper versioning, which makes it easy to find the right packages when needed and reduces deployment mistakes. I appreciate how well JFrog integrates with CI/CD pipelines, automating much of the artifact management process, and making deployments more organized and reliable for our team. The platform serves as a centralized repository for storing and managing build artifacts and deployment packages, which helps maintain version control across different environments and reduces the risk of using incorrect versions.

What do you dislike about the product?

One area that could be improved is the user interface, as it can feel a bit complex for new users and may take some time to get familiar with all the features. Finding certain configurations or settings is not always intuitive. Additionally, some administrative and repository management tasks can require a learning curve, especially for teams that are new to artifact management platforms. Better onboarding documentation and a more streamlined UI would make the experience even better. Other than the UI and onboarding experience, I am generally satisfied with the platform. If I had to suggest an improvement, it would be around reporting and visibility. More customizable dashboards and easier access to usage insights could help teams monitor repository activity and artifact usage more effectively.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

I use JFrog for centralized storage and management of build artifacts, ensuring version control and deployment consistency. It reduces manual effort and minimizes errors in artifact versions, integrating well with our CI/CD process to make deployments more organized and reliable.

Information Technology and Services

Powerful All-in-One DevOps Platform, with a Learning Curve

Reviewed on Jun 07, 2026

Review provided by G2

What do you like best about the product?

What I like most about JFrog is that it offers an all-in-one platform for managing software artifacts, CI/CD workflows, and software supply chain security, which helps make development and deployment more efficient.

What do you dislike about the product?

The platform can be overwhelming for new users and some of the more advanced features require a bit of a learning curve before your team can fully utilize them.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

JFrog offers a single platform for managing software artifacts, CI/CD pipelines and security that makes development more efficient, reduces problems in deployment and helps you ship reliable software.

reviewer2014131

Centralized artifact management has strengthened our software supply chain security

Reviewed on Jun 04, 2026

Review provided by PeerSpot

What is our primary use case?

My main use case for JFrog Artifactory is that it serves as our main repository in my enterprise for storing dependencies and artifacts of any kind.

A specific example of how I use JFrog Artifactory for storing dependencies or artifacts in my day-to-day work is that JFrog Artifactory is the centralized repository. Any dependencies, whether third-party or internally developed, including JAR files, TAR files, and container images, are stored in JFrog Artifactory.

We have the entirety of the JFrog solution that includes X-ray as well, the scanner. Whatever we have stored in JFrog Artifactory is also being scanned by X-ray. JFrog offers other modules as well, including Curation, which acts as a firewall and prevents unwanted packages from entering into our environment.

What is most valuable?

The best features JFrog Artifactory offers include it being the main centralized repository, and additionally, the indexing by X-ray helps scan the artifacts as they are pushed into JFrog Artifactory. Other valuable features include role-based access control and continuous scanning of the artifacts. Overall, the cloud storage capabilities are robust and helpful.

When I say the cloud storage capabilities are robust, I can tell you that our enterprise is pretty large. We have several artifacts in the centralized repository, and these artifacts can amass to several millions. The tool withstanding that amount of load is impressive.

JFrog Artifactory has positively impacted my organization by enhancing software supply chain security, and that is the biggest takeaway. Mature organizations with a more mature security posture are expected to have a centralized repository. JFrog Artifactory does exactly that. It helps us store the artifacts there and prevents developers from using unwanted packages, which might end up being malicious, vulnerable, or otherwise problematic.

What needs improvement?

I believe JFrog Artifactory can be improved; it is not specifically with JFrog Artifactory, but overall, the entirety of the JFrog solution. Our enterprise is pretty large and it is a demanding ask. However, because of the sheer size and magnitude of artifacts that end up getting stored on JFrog Artifactory, the tool tends to be bogged down and most of the functions also get bottlenecked because of that. The scanning sometimes gets pretty slow because there are so many artifacts that are being scanned simultaneously. The APIs get slow to respond. That is precisely the level of issues we have with respect to throttling. Any tool for that matter would struggle under this amount of pressure or load being put on it. JFrog, however, claims to be one of the best enterprise solutions for software supply chain security and if it cannot tackle an organization this size, then that tends to be problematic.

For how long have I used the solution?

I have been using JFrog Artifactory for almost two years.

What do I think about the stability of the solution?

JFrog Artifactory is stable in my experience.

What do I think about the scalability of the solution?

The scalability of JFrog Artifactory is good and I have no complaints on that, but sometimes the load tends to slow down.

How are customer service and support?

Customer support for JFrog Artifactory is good.

Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?

Previously, we used Sonatype Nexus as a different solution, but I am not aware of the reason we switched.

What other advice do I have?

My advice to others looking into using JFrog Artifactory is to go ahead. I have no complaints. I would rate my overall experience with JFrog Artifactory a 9 out of 10.