$ sudo -i
# wget https://bintray.com/jfrog/artifactory-rpms/rpm -O bintray-jfrog-artifactory-rpms.repo
# mv bintray-jfrog-artifactory-rpms.repo /etc/yum.repos.d/
# yum install -y jfrog-artifactory-oss
# service artifactory start
Check the Artifactory UI on the browser at http://IP-ADDRESS:8081, and skip out of the modal and click Login on the navbar. Login as admin with password password.
Navigate Admin (left nav bar, lowest link/icon) -> Repositories -> Local.
Click on New (top-right). Pick Generic for Select Package Type.
Enter bootcamp as Repository Key. Click Save & Finish to create the new repository.
On the main menu on the left pane (below Home), click on Artifacts.
Click Deploy on the top-right.
- From the pop-up dialog for uploading select a file from your laptop.
- Select
Target Repositoryasbootcamp. - Enter a relative path to the repo in
Target Path. Multi-level directories are supported, for example tryfirst/second/YOUR-FILENAME. - Click
Deploy. This uploads the local file to the specified target path in the repobootcamp.
Following the last steps upload another file with Target Path set to first.
Following Artifacts -> Tree -> bootcamp, browse the files uploaded in the last steps in remote folders.
Highlight on one of files on the left pane, on the right pane Info -> Name click on the file icon to copy the URL of that file. Sample path could like http://34.212.154.26:8081/artifactory/bootcamp/first/IMG_7600.jpg
Using such URL the file could be downloaded from a script using curl or url:
$ wget http://34.212.154.26:8081/artifactory/bootcamp/first/IMG_7600.jpg
$ curl http://34.212.154.26:8081/artifactory/bootcamp/first/IMG_7600.jpg -o IMG_7600.jpg
A file could be uploaded also using the REST API support provided by Artifactory:
$ curl -vi -u admin:password -X PUT http://34.212.154.26:8081/artifactory/bootcamp/first/2018-02-10.csv -T ~/Downloads/2018-02-10.csv
Type of repositories and local caching.
Artifacts replication between Artifactory instances.
Artifactory maintenance.