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To add an integration for your GitHub account, from the Application tab click on Pipelines | Integrations, then click Add an Integration. Use the following information for the integration: Fork the simple “Hello World” example for JFrog Pipelines to your own GitHub repository. Edit the values.yml file in the your forked repo, and change the path value from jfrog/jfrog-pipelines-simple-example to /jfrog-pipelines-simple-example. To add the pipeline source, from the Application tab click on Pipelines | Pipeline Sources, then click Add a Pipeline Source and select From YAML.

When you’ve chosen Microsoft Azure to host your JFrog Cloud Enterprise or Enterprise+ subscription, you’ll naturally want to make good use of the services Azure provides for security and user administration. The JFrog DevOps Platform on Azure makes it easy to integrate with Azure Active Directory for managing user credentials as the first, unifying gate for secure permissions to your mission-critical development pipeline. One open standard for this purpose, Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) enables an identity provider (IdP) such as Azure Active Directory to pass central authorization credentials to other services — including the JFrog DevOps Platform — for an SSO user experience. The JFrog Platform supports SAML for SSO in JFrog Enterprise and Enterprise+ level subscriptions, and can integrate with Azure Active Directory for credentials management.

That same day I was also handed a MacBook Pro laptop and an IntelliJ license, the main tools with which I was to begin my new role as a developer in a new position at a new company. JEP 357 describes the process of migrating the OpenJDK community’s source code repositories from Mercurial to Git. If you’re not familiar with how OpenJDK is developed or haven’t been involved in contributing to the project, it might be news to you that for all of this time, OpenJDK was in fact backed by Mercurial repositories! It also can’t be overstated how much developing integrations with the tools that developers already use played a huge role in the success GitHub has enjoyed thus far and in the decision to use GitHub as the external hosting provider for OpenJDK.

JFrog Cloud Subscription (Free, and available as a cloud or self hosted installation.) Login using the default Username: admin, and Password: password for the on-prem installation, or the credentials provided to you by email for the cloud installation. From the Application module, click on the Security & Compliance > Watches menu item and add a new watch. Once a Watch is created, it will scan artifacts in the specified resources when a scan-triggering event happens, and issue violations accordingly. However, until a scan-triggering event happens (such as new artifacts pushed to the repository), artifacts already existing in the system will not be scanned by the Watch.