Depfu Enterprise
Run Depfu behind your firewall and keep your app dependencies up to date and your source code safe.
Works with GitHub Enterprise hosted on premises and your private package registries.
Works with GitLab hosted on premises and your private package registries.
Automated updates with you in control
- Get notified about new versions right where you work, with a pull/merge request.
- We gather everything we can find about the new version, from Github release notes, the project's changelog to all commits for that version.
- You know right away if your code works with the new version or not, since the PR triggers a test run.
- Take a look at the example repo to see our pull requests in action.
Your infrastructure — your choices
Depfu Enterprise runs on your infrastructure with either GitHub Enterprise or a self hosted GitLab instance.
Depfu Enterprise also supports any CI solution that works with these choices.
Supports private packages
Depfu works with Ruby (Bundler), JavaScript (npm, Yarn, pnpm), Elixir (Hex) and PHP (Composer).
It works with your private packages hosted on your own repositories like Geminabox, npm Enterprise or JFrog Artifactory.
Easy to install, easy to maintain
Depfu Enterprise uses a light-weight Kubernetes distribution under the hood. Installing it into your own Kubernetes cluster is also possible.
We're releasing Depfu Enterprise regularly and keep it in lock step with our SaaS product.
Your code stays with you
By default, Depfu Enterprise pulls package metadata from our own API to improve the description of the pull requests.
Your code never leaves your network, of course.
Pricing
For teams with
up to 10 developers
Unlimited repos
Unlimited dependency updates
For teams with
more than 10 developers
Unlimited repos
Unlimited dependency updates
Premium Support
You can trial Depfu Enterprise for 4 weeks to see how it works for your environment and team.
Requirements
To install Depfu Enterprise in your infrastructure, you'll need a single Linux machine (VM or bare metal) that supports Docker. It should have at least 2 Cores and 8 GB of RAM available. Of course these requirements could scale a bit with the number of active users and the number of active projects, but generally Depfu Enterprise doesn't need a lot of resources.