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Install #nexus or #artifactory or others in your startup, big tech, fintech or wherever you work and consume from #maven central!

https://central.sonatype.org/faq/429-error/

Install #nexus or #artifactory or others in your startup, big tech, fintech or wherever you work and consume from #maven central!

https://central.sonatype.org/faq/429-error/

Artifactory for Artifact Management
Store, manage & distribute binaries seamlessly across your CI/CD pipelines.
#DevOps #Artifactory #CICD #Automation

To my #jfrog bubble: Given #artifactory with a remote (cached) repository. I can see the contents of the remote repo using curl commands, even using jf rt curl commands. But if I try to jf rt search for something, it doesn't return results. For jf rt dl you have to set JFROG_CLI_TRANSITIVE_DOWNLOAD=true. Is there something similar for jf rt search? Or do I have to code up a recursive curl based search?

To my #jfrog bubble: Given #artifactory with a remote (cached) repository. I can see the contents of the remote repo using curl commands, even using jf rt curl commands. But if I try to jf rt search for something, it doesn't return results. For jf rt dl you have to set JFROG_CLI_TRANSITIVE_DOWNLOAD=true. Is there something similar for jf rt search? Or do I have to code up a recursive curl based search?

To my #jfrog bubble: Given #artifactory with a remote (cached) repository. I can see the contents of the remote repo using curl commands, even using jf rt curl commands. But if I try to jf rt search for something, it doesn't return results. For jf rt dl you have to set JFROG_CLI_TRANSITIVE_DOWNLOAD=true. Is there something similar for jf rt search? Or do I have to code up a recursive curl based search?

To my #jfrog bubble: Given #artifactory with a remote (cached) repository. I can see the contents of the remote repo using curl commands, even using jf rt curl commands. But if I try to jf rt search for something, it doesn't return results. For jf rt dl you have to set JFROG_CLI_TRANSITIVE_DOWNLOAD=true. Is there something similar for jf rt search? Or do I have to code up a recursive curl based search?

To my #jfrog bubble: Given #artifactory with a remote (cached) repository. I can see the contents of the remote repo using curl commands, even using jf rt curl commands. But if I try to jf rt search for something, it doesn't return results. For jf rt dl you have to set JFROG_CLI_TRANSITIVE_DOWNLOAD=true. Is there something similar for jf rt search? Or do I have to code up a recursive curl based search?

@jdrouet Why now? Why not two years ago 😭

It needs expansion to handle #GitLab, but great tool for internal releases of #Debian packages instead of setting up tanks like #Artifactory.

@jdrouet Why now? Why not two years ago 😭

It needs expansion to handle #GitLab, but great tool for internal releases of #Debian packages instead of setting up tanks like #Artifactory.

Как переход на Z Garbage Collector в Java 17 сэкономил нам ресурсы: на примере хранилища артефактов

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Максим Шишкин, я инженер по нагрузочному тестированию в команде Platform V Works::Artifactory в СберТехе. Наше решение — менеджер репозиториев артефактов и контейнеров. Он позволяет организовать хранение, описание, тегирование сборок и дистрибутивов программных продуктов, а также готовых Docker-контейнеров. В этой статье я расскажу, как и почему мы перешли на Java 17, как протестировали возможности нового сборщика мусора Z Garbage Collector и в результате сэкономили ресурсы виртуальных машин — а вместе с этим и финансы. Надеюсь, наш опыт будет полезен инженерам по сопровождению, командам разработки и тестирования.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/sberbank/articles/972476/

#сбертех #platform_v #platform_v_works #artifactory #java #тестирование #сборщик_мусора #garbage_collector

I searched quite a bit this morning, and it turns out there is a far better open-source tool that works as an Artifactory replacement for small projects. It's not in any of the alternatives-to lists. It is known as mkdir.

#artifactory #jfrog #linux #selfhosting

I searched quite a bit this morning, and it turns out there is a far better open-source tool that works as an Artifactory replacement for small projects. It's not in any of the alternatives-to lists. It is known as mkdir.

#artifactory #jfrog #linux #selfhosting

I searched quite a bit this morning, and it turns out there is a far better open-source tool that works as an Artifactory replacement for small projects. It's not in any of the alternatives-to lists. It is known as mkdir.

#artifactory #jfrog #linux #selfhosting

I searched quite a bit this morning, and it turns out there is a far better open-source tool that works as an Artifactory replacement for small projects. It's not in any of the alternatives-to lists. It is known as mkdir.

#artifactory #jfrog #linux #selfhosting

I searched quite a bit this morning, and it turns out there is a far better open-source tool that works as an Artifactory replacement for small projects. It's not in any of the alternatives-to lists. It is known as mkdir.

#artifactory #jfrog #linux #selfhosting

@mvniekerk at 2025 , they don't know about #artifactory and #jfrog 🤓 even GitHub also head some repository functionality

@mvniekerk at 2025 , they don't know about #artifactory and #jfrog 🤓 even GitHub also head some repository functionality

@jerry I prevented the rollout of retention policies across our whole artifactory production cluster within my company.🫣

To be honest, I wasn't aware it was actually Friday the 13th. The reason was actually that I was doing support (SPOC). 😅

#support #friday13th #deployment #artifactory

@jerry I prevented the rollout of retention policies across our whole artifactory production cluster within my company.🫣

To be honest, I wasn't aware it was actually Friday the 13th. The reason was actually that I was doing support (SPOC). 😅

#support #friday13th #deployment #artifactory

In in the last two week I tried to get the vagrant-libvirt setup for #Artifactory up and running.

I now have a kind-of-working setup:
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/artifactory_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/artifactory_vagrant_libvirt_ansible

This #vagrant setup creates a VM and installs the official Artifactory OSS version. It works kind of well in my tests. However, I deem the official systemd unit broken by design (separate toot following). So this setup installs a new unit that worked better in my tests (but not perfect, which I think is caused by the official startup scripts).

Have fun!

#DevOps #Artifactory #vagrant #libvirt #Ansible

In in the last two week I tried to get the vagrant-libvirt setup for #Artifactory up and running.

I now have a kind-of-working setup:
https://codeberg.org/johanneskastl/artifactory_vagrant_libvirt_ansible
https://github.com/johanneskastl/artifactory_vagrant_libvirt_ansible

This #vagrant setup creates a VM and installs the official Artifactory OSS version. It works kind of well in my tests. However, I deem the official systemd unit broken by design (separate toot following). So this setup installs a new unit that worked better in my tests (but not perfect, which I think is caused by the official startup scripts).

Have fun!

#DevOps #Artifactory #vagrant #libvirt #Ansible

To create your own image cache, there are lots of options:

- The #distribution project is minimal but extendable. https://distribution.github.io/distribution/
- #Harbor has a lot of functionality for larger orgs: https://goharbor.io/
- #Zot is an alternative to Harbor: https://zotregistry.dev/
- #Artifactory and #Nexus each include a container registry option.

To create your own image cache, there are lots of options:

- The #distribution project is minimal but extendable. https://distribution.github.io/distribution/
- #Harbor has a lot of functionality for larger orgs: https://goharbor.io/
- #Zot is an alternative to Harbor: https://zotregistry.dev/
- #Artifactory and #Nexus each include a container registry option.

❯ curl -IL https://repository.example.com/
HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily
Server: nginx/1.24.0 (Ubuntu)
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2025 08:44:06 GMT
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 154
Location: https://repository.example.com/ui/
Connection: keep-alive

HTTP/1.1 502 Bad Gateway

❯ curl -IL --user-agent "Microsoft Edge" https://repository.example.com/
HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily
Server: nginx/1.24.0 (Ubuntu)
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2025 08:52:12 GMT
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 154
Location: https://repository.example.com/ui/
Connection: keep-alive

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

Anyone know someone at #JFrog I could reach out to, concerning their SaaS solution for #Artifactory ?

Ran into issues where it looks like they need to update some of their AWS backend infra configuration to support IPv6 (dualstack) to accept users that are reaching out from IPv6-only environments. Otherwise, packages are unable to be downloaded from their hosted endpoints in those scenarios.

Anyone know someone at #JFrog I could reach out to, concerning their SaaS solution for #Artifactory ?

Ran into issues where it looks like they need to update some of their AWS backend infra configuration to support IPv6 (dualstack) to accept users that are reaching out from IPv6-only environments. Otherwise, packages are unable to be downloaded from their hosted endpoints in those scenarios.

Dear JFrog, is it too much to substitute your actual CNAME and repository, values you already know, into your examples?

That would be closer to “set me up" than what you're actually providing.

#Artifactory

Dear JFrog, is it too much to substitute your actual CNAME and repository, values you already know, into your examples?

That would be closer to “set me up" than what you're actually providing.

#Artifactory

Удобный CI/CD доступен каждому

Привет, Хабр! Недавно я выступал на Moscow Python Conf, где делился нашим опытом создания и использования CI/CD пайплайнов. В данной статье я расскажу об этих пайплайнах, раскрою их особенности и покажу, как они помогают нам быстро доставлять код и поддерживать высокий показатель Time To Market. Надеюсь, что наш опыт будет полезен и вам.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/820451/

#ci/cd #gitlab #pipeline #artifactory #trunkbaseddevelopment #phd #phdays #python

I posted a web log thing!
It's niche and stupid. If you use JFrog Artifactory and a Red Hat-based Linux and want user-specific credentials for use with `dnf`, I know how to do that and you can too:

#dnf #artifactory #blog

https://0xc0dec0dec0de.github.io/2024/04/16/using-user-specific-credentials-with-dnf.html

I posted a web log thing!
It's niche and stupid. If you use JFrog Artifactory and a Red Hat-based Linux and want user-specific credentials for use with `dnf`, I know how to do that and you can too:

#dnf #artifactory #blog

https://0xc0dec0dec0de.github.io/2024/04/16/using-user-specific-credentials-with-dnf.html

@sebobo I think this is a more general thing. I‘d like to be able to annotate any configuration setting with some metadata. Thinking of our #artifactory instance permission configuration where I sometimes wonder „why does this user have that permission?“ 🤔

@sebobo I think this is a more general thing. I‘d like to be able to annotate any configuration setting with some metadata. Thinking of our #artifactory instance permission configuration where I sometimes wonder „why does this user have that permission?“ 🤔

Anyone out there knowledgeable about a good #Maven repository manager? I've been looking at #JFrog #Artifactory and well, it isn't as I remember it from 10 years ago, and it doesn't seem to fit our needs. I need one where the admin user can control what libraries are available/cached in our local repository, and also download the dependencies so we don't have to constantly go looking that all of them are present. I would prefer an #OpenSourceSoftware solution if possible.

Anyone out there knowledgeable about a good #Maven repository manager? I've been looking at #JFrog #Artifactory and well, it isn't as I remember it from 10 years ago, and it doesn't seem to fit our needs. I need one where the admin user can control what libraries are available/cached in our local repository, and also download the dependencies so we don't have to constantly go looking that all of them are present. I would prefer an #OpenSourceSoftware solution if possible.

Though I am waiting for some coworkers to work through some Artifactory issues with JFrog support...

#jfrog #artifactory

Though I am waiting for some coworkers to work through some Artifactory issues with JFrog support...

#jfrog #artifactory

Cursed idea of the day: a dnf plugin that runs jfrog-cli as the initiating user to download from JFrog Artifactory.
#dnf #python #JFrog #artifactory #RedHat #linux #programming

Anyone know to escape ‘/‘ in build number when running build promotion via #jfrog #artifactory cli? The code treats / as a break mixing up name and number https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77545689/how-can-i-escape-in-build-number-for-jfrog-cli-promote-build-command

Anyone know to escape ‘/‘ in build number when running build promotion via #jfrog #artifactory cli? The code treats / as a break mixing up name and number https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77545689/how-can-i-escape-in-build-number-for-jfrog-cli-promote-build-command

My #UI / #UX #designer wife has gotten #Figma working with #VScode and has requested access to her company’s #Artifactory

She is turning back into a #developer

ONE OF US ONE OF US

#jfrog #artifactory support is the worst.

Same image pull errors in our #k8s cluster on #aks for months now.

Proxied #docker images, which already exist in atrifactory, can't be pulled, because they are "not found" or "to many requests" error passed from #dockerhub remote registry.

Support unable to help or even to understand the issue.

#fml

#jfrog #artifactory support is the worst.

Same image pull errors in our #k8s cluster on #aks for months now.

Proxied #docker images, which already exist in atrifactory, can't be pulled, because they are "not found" or "to many requests" error passed from #dockerhub remote registry.

Support unable to help or even to understand the issue.

#fml

@python Has anyone
successfully used #devpi #DevpiServer or #proxpi as a local caching proxy for an #artifactory that serves pypi packages?

For me devpi-server tries to pull some +changelog file it seems artifactory doesn't have, and I don't know what proxpi is doing but it's getting 406 errors from Artifactory.

@python Has anyone
successfully used #devpi #DevpiServer or #proxpi as a local caching proxy for an #artifactory that serves pypi packages?

For me devpi-server tries to pull some +changelog file it seems artifactory doesn't have, and I don't know what proxpi is doing but it's getting 406 errors from Artifactory.

Anyone solve the #OracleLinux #yum repo replication problem after Oracle changed permission/access rules last week? #artifactory #devops https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75892447/after-2023-03-28-http-yum-oracle-com-repo-oraclelinux-fails-artifactory-testr

Anyone solve the #OracleLinux #yum repo replication problem after Oracle changed permission/access rules last week? #artifactory #devops https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75892447/after-2023-03-28-http-yum-oracle-com-repo-oraclelinux-fails-artifactory-testr

Jfrog made me laugh today. A support rep showed me how to run a ui check on remote repo replication via curl. I folded the call into my Python lib and have a nifty cli tool that checks all my remotes.

I tried creating a job to run it but I’d need to give it admin rights to #artifactory which is a “hell no”. I opened a new about limiting perms for their api call only. The responded that they were unfamiliar with that call and asked me for documentation on it.

Silly Jfrog!!! It’s your api not mine. I was nicer about it and ref’d the earlier ticket

Jfrog made me laugh today. A support rep showed me how to run a ui check on remote repo replication via curl. I folded the call into my Python lib and have a nifty cli tool that checks all my remotes.

I tried creating a job to run it but I’d need to give it admin rights to #artifactory which is a “hell no”. I opened a new about limiting perms for their api call only. The responded that they were unfamiliar with that call and asked me for documentation on it.

Silly Jfrog!!! It’s your api not mine. I was nicer about it and ref’d the earlier ticket