Optimization of software supply chains
JFrog and AWS sign strategic cooperation agreement
JFrog and AWS have announced a strategic collaboration agreement aimed at helping companies optimize software supply chains
JFrog, provider of the Software Supply Chain Platform, has announced a Strategic Cooperation Agreement (SCA) with Amazon Web Services (AWS). The agreement is designed to help enterprise customers scale their DevSecOps and AI-driven software solutions more efficiently in the cloud and migrate their workloads to AWS faster.
The collaboration will provide customers with simplified cloud migration and enhanced resources to utilize the AWS Marketplace for seamless procurement. "Our expanded collaboration with AWS is a critical component in helping our customers realize their cloud-native initiatives through a robust, flexible and secure software supply chain," said Tali Notman, Chief Revenue Officer of JFrog.
The cooperation between JFrog and AWS underlines the increasing importance of cloud-native DevSecOps solutions for companies. With this strategic partnership, both companies want to help their customers bring applications to market more securely and efficiently.
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