Frequent Questions

Which hardware does JFrog Connect support?

Connect service works on the next processors' architectures: x64, x86, armv6, armv7, and armv8. Besides that, the most popular industrial IoT SBCs and SOMs are supported. If you have any special or custom-made board, you can contact our support team at mailto:support@jfrog.com or at the chat to help you understand if Connect service will work on your board.

Which OS JFrog Connect support?

Connect service works on any Linux based operating systems. Therefore, your edge device must run Linux-based OS (Yocto based, Debian, Ubuntu, Raspbian, etc..)

How much network data usage the service consume on the device?

The data usage depends on the account configuration, while every “communication cycle” (keep-alive that includes device status, resources, etc), takes between 4-5KB’s.

What is the maximum number of devices that can be registered?

JFrog Connect supports a scale of hundreds of thousands of devices, so for all practical purposes you can add as many devices as you want.

If you are on a self-service subscription and you want to register more than 1000 devices, contact us at mailto:support@jfrog.com.

What is the footprint of JFrog Connect Agent?

Connect agent footprint depends on the architecture of your devices. But in general cases, the size of the agent is 2MB, it uses approximately 10MB RAM, and consumes almost no CPU, depends on the hardware. Each communication cycle of Connect Agent and Connect servers uses approximately 5KB of network data. For more information, please contact us at mailto:support@jfrog.com.

I don't have "Connect" service or directory on my device

For some agent sub-versions, the branding and name of "connect" is defined as "upswift" if the directory/service name of Connect does not exist, make sure to check for "upswift".

The agent behaves the same, only the name is different.

Artifactory instance IP

When using a cloud instance of Artifactory, the IP would not be static and might be changed. Therefore, In case pulling artifacts requires IP whitelisting, please reach out with your project details to mailto:support@jfrog.com in order to receive further support regarding the matter.

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