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This 1-minute video gives an overview of how the Gravity Application Delivery System lets engineers deliver and run cloud-native applications in regulated, restricted, or remote environments without added complexity.

Gravity is an application delivery system that lets engineers deliver and run cloud-native applications in regulated, restricted, or remote environments without added complexity. Gravity works by putting applications and all their dependencies onto a single deployable file, which can be used to create hardened Kubernetes clusters that can reliably and securely run in any Linux environment: edge, multi-cloud, private cloud, on-prem, and air-gapped.

Cloud migration challenges Few applications don’t work well on cloud-like how they work on-premises, IT leaders need to figure out cloud migration failures in such instances as it could be due to poor latency, compliance challenges or security concerns. Due to the higher cost of cloud people generally think applications will work well however it is not the case as few applications won’t work well on the cloud that is why it is important for managers to rethink their strategies.

Find out what it takes to have the best in class Cloud Security backing the open source tools that drive Business Growth.

Do you want to modernize your cloud infrastructure while staying one step ahead of the associated security risks? Common cloud infrastructure challenges arise around the elasticity and short lifespan of servers as well as the up-and-coming wave of containerization. These challenges are the new status quo for organizations that expand their systems across on-prem and virtual infrastructures, resulting in a “hybrid” environment.

In this webinar, you will learn how to leverage JFrog Xray to enable DevSecOps. We will also cover security topics such as circle of trust, security between locations, security replication, access tokens, and auditing.

Find out the inspiration for building the ThreatQ Platform and how ThreatQuotient began by Co-Founders Ryan Trost and Wayne Chiang.