Bringing Governance and Cost Control to your Application Release Pipeline

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As your organization goes through the application transformation journey, DevOps engineers are faced with difficult questions around the need to maintain security compliance and infrastructure costs under control while implementing full automation of your release process.

Join us and learn how JFrog and Quali combine forces to speed up the application release cycle and enforce governance and control. In particular, how Environment as a Service can help with security compliance, with a consistent blueprint throughout the value stream and cost control with built in automation and business-driven policies.

The agenda will include:

Introduction to Jfrog & Quali
Challenge: Balancing DevOps speed with security compliance and cost control
Solutions and Tradeoffs
Environment as a Service value and positioning in the DevOps Application Release Cycle
Summary and Q&A

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Date: April 16th, 2020

Time: 10:30 AM PST

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Duration: 1 hour

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Pascal Joly (Quali)

Mark Galpin

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Presenter Information

Pascal Joly (Quali)

Mark Galpin (JFrog)

Pascal is Director of Business Development at Quali. He has over 20 years of experience in large and small companies building and architecting software solutions for complex network and cloud infrastructure deployments.

Mark Galpin is a Senior Product Manager at JFrog, the creators of the Artifactory Binary Repository and other binary management tools, as well as the sponsors of the Conan open source project. His passion is helping the world make better software faster, with efficient tools and processes. His particular focus is as a product manager of Conan, an MIT licensed-project that is the world’s premiere C/C++ dependency manager, and on architectures and use cases for liquid software workflows throughout the JFrog tool suite.