JFrog Container Registry creates the home folder on startup if it does not already exist.The NetBeans (also known as Apache Netbeans) is an open-source and award-winning IDE (integrated development environment) application for Windows, Linux, Solaris, and Mac. Set an ARTIFACTORY_HOME environment variable pointing to your preferred location before running the installation.Start the Tomcat virtual machine with -Dartifactory.To run JFrog Container Registry with the home folder set to a different location on the file system (particularly when installing JFrog Container Registry on a production server), either: The default location of ARTIFACTORY_HOME is /. When JFrog Container Registry runs for the first time, it sets up a default configuration and creates all necessary files and folders under the ARTIFACTORY_HOME folder. It is important to know where your ARTIFACTORY_HOME folder is located, since this folder stores your configurations and important repository data. If you are installing or upgrading the RPM on a new machine you will need to use Import as described in the section on Upgrading JFrog Container Registry. The Backup and Recover described above will only work if you are re-installing the RPM on the same machine. Start or stop JFrog Container Registry using: The command you use depends on whether the JFrog Container Registry service was installed using systemd or init.d. To start or stop JFrog Container Registry as a service you must be running as root. The script calls add and list(you can see the output), and then activates the JFrog Container Registry service The script makes it writable for the user ARTIFACTORY_USER. The script makes $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/backup writable for the user ARTIFACTORY_USER.Ĭreates the folder $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/data, so you must create a link if you want this folder to point to somewhere else. The $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/tomcat/logs folder is linked to $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/logs/catalina.Ĭreates the folder $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/backup, so you must create a link if you want this folder to point to a different place (such as /var/backup/artifactory for example).
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If systemd is not supported and init.d is used, the install script copies the service script file artifactoryto /etc/init.d/artifactoryĬreates the folder $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/logs, makes it writable for the user ARTIFACTORY_USER and creates a soft link $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/logs/catalina. If systemd is supported, the install script copies the service script file artifactoryto /etc/systemd/system/rvice If you are running on a Linux distribution that supports systemd, the install script will use it to install JFrog Container Registry - otherwise init.d will be used. To modify your JVM parameters modify JAVA_OPTIONS in /etc/opt/jfrog/artifactory/default The /etc/opt/jfrog/artifactory/default is included at the top of artifactoryctland can include any settings. If you include the user name, you may also optionally include a group.Ĭreates the folder /etc/opt/jfrog/artifactory, copies the configuration files there and creates a soft link in $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/etcĬreates the file /etc/opt/jfrog/artifactory/default containing the main environment variables needed for JFrog Container Registry to run: JAVA_HOME, ARTIFACTORY_USER, ARTIFACTORY_HOME, JAVA_OPTIONS. You can also optionally run the install script to start the JFrog Container Registry service under a different user by passing in the user name as the first parameter. You can change the default user by editing the $ARTIFACTORY_USER value in /etc/opt/jfrog/artifactory/default. Creates a default user named artifactory( $ARTIFACTORY_USER).
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