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Template to deploy Artifactory Enterprise cluster.
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[Ansible/all] Documentation should describe ports used by service #94

Closed michaeloa closed 3 years ago

michaeloa commented 3 years ago

Which installer:

All

Which product and version (eg: ansible & collection version - 1.1.2):

All

Which operating system and version(eg: ubuntu & version - 20.4):

All

What happened:

Setting up service failed due to port issues.

What you expected to happen:

Documentation (README) should describe which ports must be opened in order for the services to run. The default settings for any modern cloud environment is to lock everything down, so a service should never assume that ports, etc., will be open.

chukka commented 3 years ago

@michaeloa Makes sense . can you please help with list of ports (examples) you are looking at documentation so that i can pass on to our documentation team

michaeloa commented 3 years ago

In our jfrog platform role, we run:

- role: jfrog.firewall
  vars:
    firewall_allowed_tcp_ports:
      - "22"
      - "80"
      - "443"
      - "8081"
      - "8082"

jfrog.firewall is basically just geerlingguy's firewall playbook. 22 is for ssh, of course, 80/443 for the web access, but then in addition you have 8081 (for artifactory) and 8082 (for xray). Not sure about how well artifactory deals with 8081 being closed, but the xray install role completely failed when 8082 was not open. The JFrog documentation (and error messages) also mention a ton of other ports, but most of those were internal, and we were able to install without them.

Edit: Installed software still isn't working, though, so maybe we'll find more issues not currently obvious.

chukka commented 3 years ago

@michaeloa Please refer this page for more Info on ports:

https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/System+Requirements#SystemRequirements-RequirementsMatrix