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jfrog / JFrog-Cloud-Installers

Template to deploy Artifactory Enterprise cluster.
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[ansible] JFrog Platform 10.19.1 release #406

Closed chukka closed 3 months ago

chukka commented 3 months ago

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chukka commented 3 months ago

@bbaassssiiee FYI - From artifactory 7.90.x , Artifactory natively supports ansible repos, JFrog platform collections( => 10.19.1 are also mirrored) at releases.jfrog.io

chukka commented 3 months ago

Nice readme as well - https://releases.jfrog.io/ui/packages/ansible:%2F%2Fjfrog.platform/10.19.1?packageType=ansible&type=packages

bbaassssiiee commented 3 months ago

It is a great new feature that Artifactory supports Ansible collections. If you could host/mirror the few dependencies that jfrog.platform has, then we can tighten internet access even further!

Dependencies

Artifactory Edge is used to create a secure software supply chain. It secures on-premises environments, on the premise that Artifactory Edge can only serve Smart Repositories hosted in another Artifactory instance, which it can only access with proper credentials, via a proxy that requires authentication. The proxy however needs to allow a list of FQDNs, (some for the installation & updates of Artifactory itself, which could be reduced even further by using OS packages for Nginx and PostgreSQL).

Proxy allow list

Ansible Collections for JFrog Artifactory

Installation is based on ansible-core, this means that any additional module should be delivered by installing the collection from galaxy.ansible.com. Collections are maintained by their owners.