Artifactory, as of version 2.6.2, supports event-driven replication alongside the traditional pull and push methods, aiming to improve data distribution in distributed teams. This update addresses challenges such as time zone, language, and cultural differences by ensuring that data is readily available regardless of location. Event-driven replication keeps servers almost real-time synchronized by sending updates only when changes occur, although it faces challenges like network unreliability and event tracking. Alternatively, scheduled replication, which can be configured in push or pull modes, provides a simpler solution by transferring data at set intervals, but it may struggle with timing and determining what data to transfer unless checksums are used. Artifactory leverages checksum storage to streamline scheduled replication, ensuring only files with unmatched checksums are transferred, thereby saving time and resources. This system also supports metadata replication and provides both push and pull modes for firewall-friendly connections. Artifactory continues to enhance its replication features by working towards integrating event triggers on top of its existing framework.