Yoav Landman on peer-to-peer
From Accelerating Edge & IoT Application Delivery with JFrog's Private Distribution Network · · ZEDEDA, Inc.
“When I'm saying P2P it's not a BitTorrent or something like that — it's a JFrog-developed peer-to-peer technology internally we call it WA-2; it's based on HTTPS (or really on GLPC), so it's firewall-friendly and it's also extremely fast.”
On , Yoav Landman, CTO & Co-Founder at JFrog, spoke about peer-to-peer during Accelerating Edge & IoT Application Delivery with JFrog's Private Distribution Network on ZEDEDA, Inc..
About Yoav Landman
Yoav Landman, CTO and co-founder of JFrog, has been focused on the integration of artificial intelligence into software delivery and the expansion of the JFrog platform to address the entire software supply chain. At the company's swampUP 2025 event, Landman discussed the rise of "agentic-driven release management," stating that AI agents will soon drive crucial processes. He argued that humans will remain essential for "expressing intention and providing feedback loops" and for the "creative spark," while AI handles execution. Landman also highlighted the need for new governance mechanisms, such as quality gates, to manage the faster release cadence enabled by AI. Landman has also emphasized the importance of securing binaries, which he described as "the most important thing in a software release lifecycle" and "the surface that most hackers are trying to attack directly." He has announced platform innovations including JFrog ML, a unified platform for machine learning workflows and assets, and JFrog Runtime Security, which provides end-to-end navigation and remediation. Landman has discussed partnerships with companies like Nvidia and GitHub, and has promoted JFrog's Private Distribution Network for accelerating software distribution to edge and IoT devices, describing it as a peer-to-peer technology that is "firewall-friendly" and "extremely fast."