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JFrog Artifactory 6.x Documentation
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Artifactory Plugin Configuration
To configure your Artifactory server settings, go to the Jenkins System Configuration Page (Manage Jenkins > Configure System).
Click the Add Artifactory Server button to create a new Artifactory server configuration.
Use the Credentials Plugin | Enable this checkbox to use the Jenkins Credentials Plugin to configure your Artifactory Servers credentials in your Jenkins job configuration pages. Using the Jenkins Credentials Plugin, you have the option of setting an Access Token or Username and Password / API Key to authenticate with Artifactory. Read more about this here. |
Server ID | Configure the Artifactory server (or servers) that will be used for artifacts resolution and build info deployment. |
URL | The Artifactory URL. |
Connection Timeout | The network timeout in seconds, used for establishing a connection and for unanswered requests. |
Number of retries | The network connection retries number. |
Number of threads for Generic uploads | The number of concurrent threads used for Generic uploads. |
Bypass HTTP proxy | Enable to bypass the global Jenkins proxy configuration when connecting to this server. The "Test Connection button" will work with the new setting once the page is saved. |
Username/Password | (Optional) Username and password that will be used for this Artifactory instance. You can also override these credentials from within the Jenkins Job. Note: the credentials are only required if Artifactory is configured not to allow anonymous access. |
Use Different Resolver Credentials | (Optional) Enable this checkbox to set different credentials for the resolver. |
The Deployer user specified above must have Deploy permission in Artifactory. Log into Artifactory with Administrator privilege, go Security | Permissions in the Admin tab. Grant Deploy permission to the Deployer user (or perhaps better, a group to which the user belongs).
Authenticating with Artifactory using Access Tokens or Basic Auth
Using the Jenkins Credentials Window, you have the option of setting an Access Token or Username and Password / API Key to authenticate with Artifactory.
For Access Token authentication, choose Secret text in the credentials Kind field.
For Username and Password / API Key authentication, choose Username and password in the credentials Kind field.
Configuring HTTP and HTTPS proxy
Define HTTP or HTTPS proxy according to the following Jenkins Documentation.
To bypass the HTTP proxy, enable the "Bypass HTTP proxy" checkbox described above.