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JFrog Container Registry Guide
Configuring SSH
To configure SSH authentication, you need to execute the following main steps:
Configuring Server Authentication
In this step you will configure JFrog Container Registry's SSH authentication parameters. First you need to generate an SSH key pair for JFrog Container Registry. For example, on a Linux-based system, you could execute the following command:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "server@domain.com"
Then, to configure JFrog Container Registry for SSH authentication, in the Admin module, select Security | SSH Server and fill in the required fields.
Enable SSH Authentication | When checked, SSH authentication is enabled |
Port | The port that should be used for an SSH connection |
Custom URL Base | The Custom URL Base that should be used for SSH connections. Note that this is the same Custom URL Base configured in the Admin module under Configuration | General. |
Public key/Private key | The key pair used for authentication |
Configuring User Authentication
First, you need to generate a key pair. For example, on a Linux-based system, you could execute the following command:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "USER@domain.com"
Your public and private keys should be created under the ~/.ssh
folder.
Don't forget to update your public key
Update your public key under the SSH section of your User Profile.