I think the big part that everyoen missed, is that other than artifact storage (artifacts are usually what your code becomes, like the usable end product, and a

I think the big part that everyoen missed, is that other than artifact storage (artifacts are usually what your code becomes, like the usable end product, and also stores info to reproduce and audit, etc etc) is that JFrog is also putting lots of efforts into full fledged software distribution pipelines, which is what these big enterprises need. There is also the whole DevSecOps sections of their product, and though OSS is not as big, they are giving out plenty back to the community by hosting ChartCenter (Helm), GoCenter (Go-lang), JCenter (Java), and Conan (C/C++)