JFrog Artifactory is a universal artifact management platform: the central registry for binaries, packages, containers, Helm charts and machine-learning models in the software supply chain. It supports many package types, including Maven, npm, PyPI, Docker, NuGet and Terraform, acts as a proxy and cache for public registries, offers role-based access control, and provides REST APIs, a CLI and a Terraform provider. Artifactory is available as managed SaaS on AWS, Azure or GCP in a region of the customer's choice, as a self-managed installation and in hybrid setups. A free open-source edition, Artifactory OSS, also exists for Java artifacts.
JFrog Ltd. is incorporated under Israeli law and, according to its annual report filed with the US securities regulator, has its principal executive offices in Sunnyvale, California. JFrog is publicly listed. When self-managed, you decide where the artifacts are stored; with SaaS, the location depends on the cloud region chosen. For a European organisation that is the key question, alongside the company's US headquarters.