Getting Started with JFrog Artifactory

Always have a hard time finding your dependencies and build information? Are you looking for a way to Integrate JFrog into your DevOps cycle? Need to store your binaries in a safe location and have effortless versioning? We have the solution for you. Guide a team of interns as they look to integrate Jfrog Artifactory into their project during this course. From creating and integrating a NPM based project, to using Jfrog CLI to publish and promote builds, this course will cover the entire DevOps cycle with Jfrog Artifactory.

You will get a quick grasp on Jfrog Artifactory. It is one of the best artifact handling tools out there, with the ability to version track and reproduce builds, artifacts and dependencies when you need them. Be fearless as you promote builds and dependencies from your local machine all the way up-to Production.

Everything is well documented and separated, so you can find what you need. Assignments and Quizzes will make sure you stay on track and test your knowledge. The course will have a combination of theory and practical examples.

The Introduction

Understand why we should use Jfrog artifactory and how much it is going to cost you. Everything in this course will be straight from the free trial version, so you you don't need to buy anything. Sign up for Jfrog and understand where it fits in the larger scheme of things, your DevOps architecture. What are the other JFrog products?

Jfrog for a developer

The goal of this section is to integrate JFrog artifactory with your DevOps cycle, from local NPM projects to using CLI for build promotions from Dev to QA to Production. Add properties to mark which builds came from where. Then use Gitlab in sync with Jfrog CLI to publish and promote builds automatically.

Getting everyone on board

One developer has learnt how to code, commit and get it to QA and beyond. But now we have to give permission to all the interns. Then learn how to use Jfrog CLI with a configuration file in order to integrate with Jira and Git. Checkout the steps needed to access one issue from Jira across the board.