zer0touch/artifactory repository overview

⁠Artifactory

Run Artifactory⁠ inside a Docker container.

⁠Link: zer0touch/artifactory-base⁠

Run Artifactory⁠ inside a Docker container.

⁠Volumes

Artifactories data, logs and backup directories are exported as volumes:

/artifactory/data
/artifactory/logs
/artifactory/backup

⁠Ports

The web server is accessible through port 8080.

⁠Example

To run artifactory do:

docker run -p 8080:8080 zer0touch/artifactory

Now point your browser to http://localhost:8080⁠.

⁠URLs

The artifactory servlet is available at the artifactory/ path. However a filter redirects all paths outside of artifactory/ to the artifactory servlet. Thus instead of linking to the URL http://localhost:8080/artifactory/libs-release-local⁠ you can just link to http://localhost:8080/libs-release-local⁠ (i.e. omitting the subpath artifactory/).

⁠Runtime options

Inject the environment variable RUNTIME_OPTS when starting a container to set Tomcat's runtime options (i.e. CATALANA_OPTS). The most common use case is to set the heap size:

docker run -e RUNTIME_OPTS="-Xms256m -Xmx512m" -P mattgruter/artifactory

⁠Switching to Artifactory Pro

If you are using Artifactory Pro, the artifactory war archive has to be replaced. The Dockerfile includes a ONBUILD trigger for this purpose. Unpack the Artifactory Pro distribution ZIP file and place the file artifactory.war (located in the webapps subdirectory) in the same directory as a simple Dockerfile that extends this image:

# Dockerfile for Artifactory Pro
FROM zer0touch/artifactory

Now build your child docker image:

docker build -t yourname/myartifactory

The ONBUILD trigger makes sure that your artifactory.war is picked up and applied to the image upon build.