JFrog Product Directory Structure
| Product | Environment Variable | Linux/Windows Archive | RPM/Debian | Docker Container | Docker Host |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JFrog Home | JFROG_HOME |
| /opt/jfrog | /opt/jfrog | ROOT_DATA_DIR *Note: Defined and customized in the .env fileDefault value: ~/.jfrog |
| Application |
| <extracted directory>/<product>/app | /opt/jfrog/<product>/app | /opt/jfrog/<product>/app | - |
| Data |
| <extracted directory>/<product>/var | /var/opt/jfrog/<product>/var * 1.Note: symbolic link | /var/opt/jfrog/<product>/var | ROOT_DATA_DIR/var *Default value: ~/.jfrog/<product>/var |
* Directory is customizable
1. Customizing the RPM/Debian JFrog product data
There are 2 ways to customize the data folder:
- Manual Option: Create a symbolic link from your custom folders to the default folders. For example,
$JFROG_HOME/artifactory/var→/mnt/artifactory/var. - Environment Variable Option: Set the JF_PRODUCT_VAR environment variable to point to a custom location in your system's environment variables files. See Ubuntu System environment variables for reference.
Generic Directory Layout
This is a generic directory layout for all JFrog products.
JFROG_HOME
└── <product>
├── app
│ ├── bin
│ ├── run
│ ├── doc
│ ├── <third-party>
│ │ ├── java
│ │ ├── yq
│ │ └── others
│ └── <service>
│ │ ├── bin
│ │ └── lib
│ └── misc
│
└── var
├── backup
│ └── <service>
├── bootstrap
│ └── <service>
├── data
│ └── <service>
├── etc
│ ├── system.yaml
│ ├── <service>
│ └── security
│ └──master.key
│ └──join.key
├── log
│ └── <service logs>
│ └── archived
│ └── <archived service logs>
└── work
└── <service>