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JFrog Connect feature releases and updates.
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11 February 2025
Configuration of image registries is now under in Settings. In the Registry Management Tab, you can:
(including Artifactory Edge)
using Docker Hub, AWS ECR, and other private registries as the registry provider.
11 February 2025
Access scoping is a method of ensuring that only the intended artifacts are distributed to the intended edge and IoT devices. This is a way of protecting both the artifacts and the devices from unauthorized or inappropriate distribution. has been added as a mandatory part of the JFrog Registry configuration.
11 February 2025
Enhancements have been made to the top and side menus in the Connect web UI.
The current Project now appears in a combobox on the top left of the page.
To choose a different project, click the combobox and choose a project from the list.
To add a new project, scroll to the bottom of the list and click + Add project.
The Create Project button has been removed from the Project page in Settings.
A new Help icon (?) appears on the upper right.
The widget for opening a ticket no longer appears in the bottom right.
Click the User icon to see the name of the current user and to log out of Connect.
At the bottom of the left navigation bar, the following have been added:
A link to the JFrog Platform
The username of the current user
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Register Device has been taken off the top menu bar. It is now a button on the page.
Click the new bell icon to see a list of notifications. A dot on the bell indicates that you have new notifications. Only users in Connect can see the notifications.
Two new requests are available in the Connect API. Abort Deployment stops the deployment to all devices that are in pending state. Abort Device Deployment stops the deployment to a single device that you specify. Learn more about these API requests in and .
This feature enables you to move one or multiple devices from one project to another. You can read more about it at . A new Connect API request, , moves a single device from one project to another.
is an action block that you can add to an update flow in JFrog Connect. When you deploy the update flow, the action block will install one or more Debian Packages on the set of devices you choose.
provide for secure communication between the Connect Server and the Connect Agent. The tokens work with Connect Agent 7.0 and higher.
The Fetch Files request in the Connect API enables you to fetch one or more files, such as log files, from an edge device. You can also fetch an entire folder. The API documentation is available at , and the documentation for the feature already existing in the web UI is available at .
You can configure a phased software rollout consisting of two or three phases. In each phase, Connect deploys software based on tags that you have assigned to devices. Learn more about deploying software in phases in .
