Onboard
Introduction
Users
Teams
Introduction
IntroductionPromote an image in Amazon ECRRetrieve an object from Amazon S3Store an object on Amazon S3Copy Docker images with CraneDownload a file from JFrog ArtifactoryMove or copy an image from JFrog ArtifactoryUpload a file to JFrog ArtifactoryGet artifact detailsManage artifact labelsRegister a build artifactRegister a deployed environment artifact
IntroductionCreate or update a functionInvoke a function
IntroductionRun an AWS CodePipelineRun a Bamboo projectRun a Bitbucket pipelineRun a CloudBees CI jobRun a CircleCI workflowRun a GitHub Actions workflowRun a GitLab pipelineRun a Harness pipelineRun a Jenkins® jobRun a JFrog pipelineBuild and publish Docker images with KanikoRun a TeamCity project
IntroductionMigrate from v1 to v2
IntroductionAWS credentialsECR credentialsEKS credentialsGit global credentialsOCI credentials
IntroductionRun Ansible PlaybookDeploy with Argo WorkflowsDeploy with AWS CodeDeployDeploy a binary with Amazon EC2Deploy to ECSRender an Amazon ECS task definitionDeploy with AWS Elastic BeanstalkDeploy with HerokuDeploy with OctopusDeploy with OpenShiftDeploy with SpinnakerDeploy with Tosca
Publish evidence items
Fetch secrets from CyberArk Conjur
IntroductionHelm chart installHelm chart packageHelm chart publishHelm chart uninstall
IntroductionCreate a Kubernetes namespaceCreate/update a Kubernetes resourceDeploy to a Kubernetes cluster
IntroductionVerify with NewRelic
Execute remote commands via SSH
IntroductionAnchoreAquasecJFrog XraySnyk ContainerSonatype (Nexus) ContainerTrivy
IntroductionStackhawkZAP
IntroductionCheckmarxCheckovCoverity on PolarisFind Security BugsGitHub Security ScannerGosecGrypeMendNexus IQnjsscanSnykSonarQube bundledSonarQube
IntroductionBlack DuckMendSnyk
IntroductionGitleaksTruffleHog ContainerTruffleHog CodeTruffleHog S3
IntroductionCreate a change requestUpdate or close a change requestGet a change request current stateQuery a change request approval
Publish test results
Multi-workflows dispatch
Introduction
Get started with feature flags
Create flags in code
Manage multiple SDK keys in your application
Create and manage flags in the UI
Namespaces and labels
Configure feature flags
Feature management custom roles
Flag approval requests and reviews
Audit history
Get started with configuration as code
Set up configuration as code
Configuration as code reference
Configuration-as-Code examples
Flag impressions and activity status
Flag health
Code references
Properties and custom properties
Target groups
Enabling secret mode
IntroductionAndroid / Android TV / Fire TVC/C++ (client-side)C/C++ (server-side)GoJavaJavaScript (browser) / Chromecast / TizenJavaScript SSR.NET/C#Node.jsiOS / tvOSPHPPythonReact NativeRuby
IntroductionClient-side AndroidClient-side C ClientClient-side C++ ClientClient-side JavaClient-side JavaScript (browser)Client-side .NET/C# clientClient-side Objective-CClient-side React NativeClient-side SwiftServer-side CServer-side C++Server-side GoServer-side JavaServer-side .NET/C#Server-side NodeJSServer-side PythonServer-side PHPServer-side RubyBoth client-side and server-side JavaScript SSR
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