Artifactory vs BuildPiper: Which is a better fit?

The ease of use and the learning curve of Artifactory is worth the time learning and making yourself comfortable with it. The UI is very welcoming and not overwhelming.

One can simply get lost in tons of options and strugle to find the right menus. This increases the learning curve for the application which is frustrating at times.

We use Artifactory for all of our packages, the Ui is amazing.

Reporting and Analytics is a weak point. Also vulnerabilities scanning is not available by default and you need to purchase XRAY which is a separate product.

Imri I

Frontend developer

Great and convenient service for package management.

Frequently log you out and had to login every time. May be a secure feature but it really make you loose you patience.

Artifactory is clearly leading the way allowing me to use both SaaS and on-prem to manage all my packages types /NuGet/Docker/ etc.

There's one security feature of auto logout after particular time limit but it keeps me logout very frequently and I've to login in again and sometimes it really makes me loose patience.

Ease of configuration management across multiple environments. Added features are pretty useful like downtime scheduler, integrations & pipelines.

Costly, we make search some another competitor tools which is less costly.

Buildpiper is a good tool. We got a very good support for it whenever it is required.

Different colors could be added for warnings and errors.

Over experience is very good in terms of use, easy to manage Kubernetes environment as well as CICD.it supports ARM & AMD both.

Deployment Error Log Dashboard should be more descriptive.

Good and easy to use the product and features are also good.

No logs for who changed configurations of deployment of a service.