See why companies are switching to Cloudsmith
There's no better time to move to a cloud-native alternative to JFrog
Running JFrog on-prem?
Do on-prem headaches have you considering a move to SaaS?
You're not alone. We've talked to hundreds of JFrog customers and they all deal with the same challenges. Especially in the wake of Artifactory's recent zero-day, self-hosted customers are looking at alternatives.
Patching is on you
You need a dedicated team to keep your JFrog instance patched and running. That upkeep never stops and it only grows with scale.
Zero-days become your problem
When Artifactory's recent zero-day hit, self-hosted customers had to patch it themselves. Unpatched instances were exposed to unauthenticated attackers who could mint admin tokens and take over the environment.
The tipping point arrives
At some point, the time your team spends patching, scaling, and babysitting infrastructure outweighs the cost of migrating.
Cloudsmith is the cloud-native alternative to JFrog
Migrating to JFrog's SaaS offering demands significant engineering investment. Many teams are choosing to move to Cloudsmith instead, adopting a fully managed cloud artifact repository with no infrastructure to provision, patch, or maintain. Cloudsmith operates 600+ points of presence globally and scales automatically to absorb traffic spikes without manual intervention.
700+ global points of presence
Your enterprise software repository is served via hundreds of global POPs, minimising latency for every team and customer
Edge caching
Your developer tools repository is cached at the edge, packages served instantly from the nearest location
Fault tolerance
If network issues occur, traffic is routed to the nearest available region
Fully managed infrastructure
Fully-managed, cloud-native SaaS architecture designed to operate reliably without customer-managed configuration
Migration made simple
- Dedicated customer success manager
- Migration project management
- Dedicated Slack channel
- Engineer-led support team
0%
of our customers migrate from JFrog