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Frequently Asked Questions

Access issues may be caused by authentication problems, browser compatibility, or service disruptions. Try clearing your browser cache, verify your credentials are correct, and check if your organization's JFrog instance has maintenance scheduled or is experiencing technical difficulties.

Upload failures can result from storage limitations, network connectivity issues, or service disruptions. Verify your repository permissions, check if you've reached storage quotas, and ensure your network connection is stable for larger artifact uploads.

Download issues may be caused by network bottlenecks, repository indexing problems, or service disruptions. Try downloading during off-peak hours, check if the repository is undergoing reindexing, and verify your network connection has sufficient bandwidth for the artifact size.

Memory errors typically occur when JFrog services exceed their allocated memory limits. If you have administrative access, increase the Java heap allocation for JFrog services, check for memory-intensive operations like large artifact uploads or indexing, and consider optimizing repository structures to reduce memory requirements.

API issues can stem from authentication problems, rate limiting, or service disruptions. Verify your API tokens are valid, check if you're exceeding API rate limits, and implement retry logic with exponential backoff for critical API operations.

Scanning issues may be caused by indexing problems, database connectivity, or service disruptions. Check if the artifacts exist in the repository, verify Xray has proper access to the artifacts being scanned, and examine Xray logs for specific error messages.

Configuration problems can result from permission issues, database connectivity, or service disruptions. Verify you have appropriate permissions for the changes being made, check for validation errors in your configuration input, and try making smaller incremental changes to isolate the issue.

Database connectivity issues may be caused by network problems, resource constraints, or database service disruptions. If you have administrative access, check database logs for errors, verify database service status, and ensure the database hasn't reached connection limits or storage capacity.

Incident History

Resolved Incidents

We have detected a potential outage for JFrog.
Started: 2025-07-05 13:31 Resolved: 2025-07-05 13:44

We have detected a potential outage for JFrog.
Started: 2025-07-05 12:23 Resolved: 2025-07-05 12:38

We have detected a potential outage for JFrog.
Started: 2025-07-05 09:32 Resolved: 2025-07-05 09:50

We have detected a potential outage for JFrog.
Started: 2025-07-05 06:38 Resolved: 2025-07-05 06:50

We have detected a potential outage for JFrog.
Started: 2025-07-05 05:51 Resolved: 2025-07-05 06:05

About JFrog

JFrog is a DevOps platform that provides software artifact management, security scanning, and binary distribution tools through its flagship products including Artifactory, Xray, and Distribution. The platform enables organizations to store, secure, and deliver software packages across their development and delivery pipelines, supporting multiple package formats, container registries, and security vulnerability scanning to ensure quality and compliance throughout the software lifecycle.

Development teams use JFrog Artifactory as a central repository manager to store and version build artifacts, dependencies, and Docker images, ensuring consistency across development environments and providing a single source of truth for deployable components. DevOps engineers implement JFrog's platform to automate binary distribution across geographically distributed deployment environments, ensuring synchronized software releases. Security teams leverage JFrog Xray to continuously scan artifacts for vulnerabilities and license compliance issues, while enterprise organizations utilize JFrog's platform as part of their CI/CD pipelines to standardize software delivery processes across multiple teams and projects.

Users may encounter various types of issues when using JFrog's platform, including temporary repository unavailability during maintenance windows, occasional performance slowdowns during high-volume artifact uploads or downloads, or brief delays in security scan results during peak usage periods. Integration points with CI/CD tools might require reconfiguration after version updates, while storage limitations could affect artifact retention policies when repositories grow beyond allocated capacity. Authentication tokens might occasionally expire requiring regeneration, and replication between geographically distributed instances might experience synchronization delays. During system updates, users might notice temporary feature limitations or increased latency for specific operations like advanced search functionality or large file transfers.

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