Artifact Registry
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What is Artifact Registry?
Artifact Registry is a fully-managed, universal package manager that allows you to store, manage, and secure your container images and language packages (such as Maven, npm, PyPI, and NuGet) in a single location. It integrates with popular CI/CD tools and Google Cloud services to streamline your development workflows and improve software supply chain security.
What other technologies are related to Artifact Registry?
Artifact Registry Competitor Technologies
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Artifact Registry Complementary Technologies
GCP Cloud Build
Cloud Build can build and push images to Artifact Registry, making it a complementary service.
GCP Cloud Run
Cloud Run can deploy container images stored in Artifact Registry.
GCP GKE
GKE can pull container images from Artifact Registry for deployment.
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Which job functions commonly mention Artifact Registry?
Cloud Architect
0.1% of all Cloud Architect jobs mention Artifact Registry
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Data Engineer
92 Data Engineer jobs mention Artifact Registry
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DevOps Engineer
51 DevOps Engineer jobs mention Artifact Registry
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Software Architect
41 Software Architect jobs mention Artifact Registry
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Software Engineer
254 Software Engineer jobs mention Artifact Registry
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Which organizations are mentioning Artifact Registry?
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
Professional Services
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