Connect your registry
IntegraCI governs the registry you already operate, such as Nexus, rather than hosting one.
Deliver
Artifact Registry
Govern the artifacts you build and ship from one place
Govern the artifacts your pipelines build and ship: connect your registry, track versions and components, and apply image-freshness and digest policy. IntegraCI governs the registry you already run, such as Nexus; it does not host one for you. You get policy and visibility over artifacts without changing where they live.
- One connected view of artifact versions across every service that ships them
- Freshness and digest rules that apply consistently before anything reaches a deployment
- A recorded reason behind every gate decision, ready at audit time
The problem
You run a registry and your pipelines build artifacts every day, but nothing enforces which images are actually allowed to ship. Freshness checks and digest pinning live in pipeline YAML at best and in memory at worst, so a stale or floating-tag image can reach production without any record of why it was permitted.
Without IntegraCI
- No central view of artifact versions across services
- Freshness and digest rules scattered in pipeline YAML or absent entirely
- A stale or unpinned image can ship without detection
- Audit evidence for what shipped is fragmented across tools
With IntegraCI
- One connected view of artifact versions and their components
- Freshness and digest rules defined once as policy as code
- An artifact that fails policy is blocked before it ships
- Every gate decision recorded in a tamper-evident audit trail
What you get
Version and component tracking
You see artifact versions and their components across the services that ship them.
Freshness and digest policy
Policy as code enforces image freshness and digest pinning before an artifact ships.
Governance, not hosting
Artifacts stay in your registry while the platform applies the rules around them.
How it works
- 1
Connect the registry
Link the registry you run today so IntegraCI can read and govern its artifacts.
- 2
Set artifact policy
You define freshness and digest rules as policy that releases must satisfy.
- 3
Govern and gate
The platform tracks versions and blocks artifacts that fail your policy.
How it stays governed
The same gates everyone passes, applied here.
Gated by policy
Every artifact is evaluated against policy as code for freshness and digest compliance before it is allowed to ship. Rules are defined once and applied consistently by the platform, so a stale or floating-tag image cannot proceed by being overlooked in a pipeline step.
Recorded, tamper-evident
Each policy evaluation writes once to a tamper-evident audit trail, recording the artifact, the rule applied, and the outcome. At audit time you can show exactly what shipped, what was blocked, and the evidence behind each decision.
Works with your stack
Connect the tools you already run.
Connects to the registry you already run; CI/CD pipelines feed artifacts through the governance gate before deployment.
- Akuity
- Amazon Web Services
- Buildkite
- CircleCI
- CNCF Tekton
- Drone CI
- Harness
- Jenkins
- Apple
- Argo Project
- AWS
- Cloudflare
- CNCF
- Coder
- Crunchy Data
- Daytona
- Env0
- +37 more
Who it’s for
Where teams reach for it.
Enforce digest pinning across every team
When different teams build images with floating tags, one policy rule covers the whole registry. Any artifact without a pinned digest is blocked before it reaches a deployment.
Track what version shipped to which service
When a component version needs to be audited after an incident, you can trace which artifact versions were associated with each service without digging through pipeline logs.
Unify governance across multiple registry instances
Teams that run separate registries get a single place to see artifact versions and apply the same freshness rules, without consolidating the registries themselves.
Questions, answered.
Does IntegraCI replace or host my artifact registry?
No. IntegraCI connects to the registry you already operate and governs its artifacts by applying policy rules. Your registry stays in place; IntegraCI adds the policy and visibility layer around it.
Which registries does IntegraCI work with?
IntegraCI connects to registries you already run, such as Nexus, through its connector model. The platform reads artifact metadata and applies policy without requiring you to change where artifacts are stored.
How do I define freshness and digest rules?
Rules are written as policy as code and evaluated by the platform before an artifact is allowed to ship. You define the criteria once and the platform enforces them consistently across every connected registry.
What happens when an artifact fails policy?
The platform blocks the artifact from proceeding and records the decision in the tamper-evident audit trail. You get a clear record of what failed, which rule applied, and when, so you can act on it and demonstrate the outcome to an auditor.
Put Artifact Registry on your stack.
Request a demo, or read the docs to see how it fits the tools you already run.