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Setting up the JFrog Container Registry Using the Google GCP GKE Kubernetes App
- Go to the JFrog Container Registry listing.
- Select Configure and select the project to to deploy.
- Select the cluster you wish to deploy to or create a new one.
- Enter all required details, and create a new master key.
- Select Deploy.
The application is deployed - Follow the instructions on the right hand side of the App to obtain the public IP.
Upgrading JFrog Container Registry using the Google GCP GKE Kubernetes App
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The upgrade is only supported for 6.x to 6.x and 7.x to 7.x with an expected small downtime window. |
The workloads must be upgraded manually.
- Go to the GKE workloads page and select the Project where the App is deployed.
- Find the JFrog Container Registry workload:
<app-name>-artifactory. - Change the YAML from
gcr.io/cloud-marketplace/jfrog/jfrogcr:<existing version>togcr.io/cloud-marketplace/jfrog/jfrogcr:<new version>in all locations, without changing the annotations. - Select the JFrog Container Registry registry from a list of versions, which may also use a SHA instead of a version tag:
gcr.io/cloud-marketplace/jfrog/jfrogcr@sha256:<sha>. - Change the image to pull directly from JFrog, where images are updated at a more regular interval. Use 'docker.bintray.io/jfrog/artifactory-jcr:<new version>'
- Scale the deployment down to zero,
- Increase the deployment to 1.
- Save the change
The new version of the mode appears
- Verify the new version in the bottom left corner of the UI.
