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or use an offline bucket file. For details, please refer to Adding a License Bucket. Before installing your Enterprise+, we strongly recommend that you read the |
The onboarding wizard makes sure you get Mission Control set up with the minimal information needed to get started.
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Step 1: Welcome | Step 2: Set Admin Password Mission Control creates a default user with admin privileges predefined in the system. In this step, you can change the password or skip and change it at a later stage. If you choose to skip the default password will remain. | Step 3: Basic Configuration This step is mandatory. You can proceed to set the HTTP proxy to allow Mission Control access to external services. This parameter is optional. |
Step 4: Add License Buckets License Buckets allow you to easily manage your Artifactory service licenses. You can add your license buckets using either an Offline Bucket File or Signed URL. To obtain your bucket of licenses, please contact your JFrog representative who will create a bucket with the number of licenses you require and send them to you. Please note that you will receive two email messages from: service@jfrog.com with a signed URL and license key. For more information, see License Bucket Management. For Enterprise+ Customers: Enterprise+ users can add two buckets for Enterprise+ and (Artifactory) Edge. In this step, add the Enterprise+ bucket and then proceed to add the Edge bucket. | Step 5: Authentication Provider Assign an Artifactory service as the Authentication Provider that is responsible for managing Mission Control authentication and authorization. This step is mandatory. You can perform one of the following:
For Enterprise+ Customers: Enterprise+ requires an Authentication Provider service that has an Enterprise+ license.
To enable Enterprise+ compatibility, an Authentication Provider with version that's below 6.0, should be upgraded to any version above 6.0. The upgrade can be done following the onboarding process. Mission Control will automatically attach an Enterprise+ license to it once the upgrade is complete. | Step 6: Summary Displays the settings configured according to your selection. Click Finish to start using Mission Control. |
Use your Authentication Provider Artifactory login credentials to log in to Mission Control.
Contact your administrator if you do not know your credentials.
Before running Mission Control REST API calls you'll need to generate an access token.
This token is valid for 60 minutes.
From version 3.4, you can configure encrypted parameters such as secrets to connect to external resources such as passwords. While these secrets can be stored in the Mission Control properties file, we highly recommend against it as it poses a risk of being exposed.
To keep your secrets safe, preload the secrets from the properties file allowing them to be encrypted and written back to Properties file when first read.
The snippet below shows the list of properties that are encrypted when first read.
#Mission control admin password users.admin.password #Mongo DB password (will be deprecated) spring.data.mongodb.password #PostgreSQL Password for jfmc server spring.datasource.password #PostgreSQL Password for Insight server jfis.db.password #PostgreSQL Password for executor jfex.db.password #PostgreSQL Password for scheduler jfsc.db.password #Elastic search password elastic.password |
Administrators can modify the basic URL and default site assigned to Mission Control in the Onboarding Wizard in Admin | General Configuration.