Build a single, governed control plane for software packages, containers, SBOMs, attestations, and ML models, then use it to ship faster with fewer supply chain surprises.
Modern delivery breaks when artifacts are treated as "outputs" instead of the real unit of release, scanning, promotion, rollback, and audit. Dependency drift, inconsistent repositories, weak promotion paths, and unclear evidence chains make security work reactive and deployments fragile.
This book shows how to operate the JFrog Platform as an end to end artifact and security system, covering Artifactory and Xray foundations, SBOM and provenance workflows, ML artifact management with FrogML and JFrog ML, and AI-native and agentic workflows with JFrog Fly and the JFrog MCP Server.
Design repository strategy that scales, including local, remote, and virtual patterns, naming conventions, and boundary choices that support teams and governancePublish and resolve dependencies across common package managers with repeatable promotion flows and release integrity controlsCapture build context for traceability, then use metadata, properties, and AQL to make artifacts searchable and auditableUse Xray effectively, understand scan coverage, set up watches and policies, manage violations and exceptions, and enforce build-fail patterns in CIRun SBOM workflows with CycloneDX and SPDX, then use SBOMs for policy gates, compliance reviews, and audit evidenceImplement evidence, attestations, and provenance, including in-toto statements and DSSE envelopes, and connect evidence to promotion decisionsMap platform controls to real governance language, including SLSA provenance concepts, Sigstore fit, and NIST SSDF alignmentManage ML artifacts in Artifactory, log and load models with FrogML, version models cleanly, and promote with reproducibility assetsSecure ML models and AI artifacts with Xray, build intake and release policies, and use SBOM visibility for model-serving stacksIntegrate MLOps lifecycle steps with artifact security, deployment flow checkpoints, and operational feedback loopsAdopt agentic repository workflows with the JFrog MCP Server, including safe query patterns, permissions, and approval gatesUse JFrog Fly for AI-native development, registry routing, semantic release operations, and runtime tracking, with practical limitsApply production-ready platform patterns, diagnose common failure modes, and build a maintainable operating model across DevSecOps, MLOps, and AI artifactsThis guide includes working commands, configuration examples, and CI snippets you can adapt directly to real repositories and pipelines.
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