Software supply chain platform revenues for vendor JFrog jumped 22% year on year in its fourth quarter.
Shlomi Ben Haim, CEO and co-founder of JFrog, said devops, devsecops, and ML ops opportunities evolved last year.
“Customer demand for comprehensive, end-to-end solutions that unify and secure the software supply chain, while enabling responsible genAI adoption” is driving JFrog sales, he said.
The company reported revenues of $428.5 million (£340.3m) for 2024. This total was up 22% from 2023.
Cloud revenues alone surged 41% in the year ending 31 December, JFrog said. This was “driven by migrations and large customer wins”. Cloud accounted for 43% of JFrog revenue.
“JFrog achieved strong cloud expansion, Platform adoption, and growth in security,” Ben Haim said.
“We have solidified our position as the single system of record for all types of software packages and AI models.”
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JFrog software supply chain benefits
JFrog cited its new agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a highlight. Customers could benefit from more streamlined JFrog cloud migrations, it said.
JFrog says its Software Supply Chain Platform is a self-hosted or SaaS based “single system of record”.
Organisations using it can more easily build, manage and distribute software that is available, traceable and tamper-proof, the vendor said.
JFrog solutions target use cases around flexible cloud deployments, model lifecycle management or ML ops, data engineering and feature management, artifact management, source code scanning, composition analysis, tool consolidation and more.
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