jFrog Artifactory Guide

Overview

This is a simple process document to show how to install and utilize the jFrog CLI to upload images, and most importantly into our little corner of repo1's wild hierarchy.

Scope

• The instruction is written for MacOS but the jfrog CLI
• Other platforms have a variant, including Windows and Linux. Find them here

Definitions

• brew: homebrew utility, the basis for this method of installation
• jfrog: vendor of Artifactory and other products which we use on repo1.uhc.com
• usergroup: eoa_artifactory_access usergroup required for $userID to be in for access

Dependencies

• Homebrew or equivalent (see above)
• A userID able to upload files to repo1.uhc.com, in eoa_artifactory_access

Procedure

Step 1 - Install jfrog CLI

brew install jfrog-cli

Step 2 - Add a config entry for Repo1

jfrog config add --url=https://repo1.uhc.com --user=$USERID --password=$REAL_PASSWORD --interactive=false

Step 3 - Show the config to validate it

jfrog config show

Example Output

Server ID:                      Default-Server
JFrog Platform URL:             https://repo1.uhc.com/
Artifactory URL:                https://repo1.uhc.com/artifactory/
Distribution URL:               https://repo1.uhc.com/distribution/
Xray URL:                       https://repo1.uhc.com/xray/
Mission Control URL:            https://repo1.uhc.com/mc/
Pipelines URL:                  https://repo1.uhc.com/pipelines/
User:                           omni_arti_chef
Password:                       ***
Default:                        true

Upload files

jfrog rt upload $PATH_TO_LOCAL_FILE_NAME generic-local/com/optum/epic_on_azure/$REMOTE_FILE_NAME

Upload files via UI

1. Login
2. Navigate in Artifacts to generic-local/com/optum/epic_on_azure
3. Click [Deploy] in the upper right
4. Select generic-write-only, ensure the pathing is correct
5. Select your file(s), upload

Read the contents of a path

In this example, we will take the output of the contents of the path rpm-virtual/8/x86_64/stable/Packages/ (which returns as JSON) and run it through jq to grab the path (file) name

jfrog rt s "rpm-virtual/8/x86_64/stable/Packages/*" | jq -r '.[].path'

Important Notes

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Appendix

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