At the swampUP 2020 conference, Navin Ramineni from Salesforce detailed how JFrog Artifactory serves as a pivotal tool for managing the company's vast and diverse infrastructure needs. Artifactory is not only a repository manager but also a sophisticated distribution mechanism that helps Salesforce manage over 200 global instances, handle up to 92 million artifact requests per day, and support 20,000 daily builds. The tool's scalability supports Salesforce's transition from monolithic applications to microservices, accommodating over 27 package types. Artifactory's security features allow Salesforce to maintain strict isolation between R&D and production environments through intermediary staging repositories, which is crucial for compliance and security, especially for government environments. Furthermore, Salesforce's varied rollout strategies, which include geolocation-based releases and canary deployments, are efficiently managed by Artifactory, thereby ensuring minimal customer impact during updates. Navin's presentation, recorded at the conference, offers a comprehensive look into how Artifactory enables Salesforce to function at a global scale while maintaining high standards of security and developer experience.