To request support:
Unless you are sure about the information JFrog support will need in order to address your issue, we recommend providing all items in the support bundle you upload. |
A support bundle for an Artifactory HA installation contains information for all nodes in the cluster. |
Note that creating a Thread dump and System logs may be resource intensive operations and may create large information bundles. |
Select service | Select the service related to the reported issue. | |
Configuration files | If checked, provides configuration files that affect Artifactory's functionality. | |
System info | If checked, provides information about your system including storage, system properties, JVM information and plugin status. For details please refer to System Information. | |
Logs | If checked, system logs are included in the support bundle. You may specify the time span for which system logs should be included.
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Thread Dump | If checked, Artifactory will create a thread dump for all running threads. By default a single thread dump is created, however, to get a picture of how data may change over time, you can request several thread dumps separated by a specified time interval with the Number of Thread Dumps and Interval fields. |
Once the supported bundle has been created, you can Download the archived bundle and then login to where you can open a support ticket and attach the information bundle.
The support bundle repository stores all created bundles. Once a support bundle is created, it will be saved to the new default jfrog-support-bundle system repository for any future reference.
Artifactory REST API provides the following endpoints you can use to work with information bundles:
Create Support Bundle | Create a new support information bundle |
List Support Bundles | Lists previously created bundle currently stored in the system |
Get Support Bundle | Downloads a previously created bundle currently stored in the system |
Delete Support Bundle | Deletes a previously created bundle from the system. |