I would like my EC2 in an isolated private subnet to access my JFrog Artifactory for amazon linux yum packages. Towards that, is it possible to create a remote repository in JFrog Artifactory to access amazonlinux yum package repo mirror site.
I cannot access amazon's yum package repos directly as I am in a private subnet with no internet access and firewall does not allow s3 endpoint access on purpose. We are required to use JFrog Artifactory repositories (either local or remote repositories). Would like to have instructions on how to setup a remote repository in JFrog Artifactory to point to amazon linux 2 yum package repo. Identity issues may not be allowing this to happen.
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How can I publish Npm Package to custom JFrog artifactory using gitlab
how to create a new repository in Artifactory and then package deploy to the jfrog.
I want to create an npm package. Basically, a common code which I want to use for all of my projects. Which I created and by npm install artifactory path I have to use in my all applications.
Using JFrog Artifactory as an NPM registry is a very common and well documented task. Follow the guidelines on npm Publish in JFrog's official documentation.
Other related resources:
Screencast: Setting up an npm registry with JFrog Artifactory in less than one minute
QuickStart Guide: npm
Knowledge base video: How to set an npm repository in JFrog Artifactory
I have to upload the C++ Conan Packages 10gb in to JFrog Community edition[CE] jfrog will defaultly support the packages or have to integrate with PostgreSQL Server.
DevStack is a series of extensible scripts used to quickly bring up a complete OpenStack environment based on the latest versions of everything from git master.
I am running the command ./stack.sh
openstack installation with devstack fails. The error message is as below:
nova-compute no process found.
I am trying to setup a NPM Proxy Repository using Nexus 2.13.0 OSS.
According to the documentation there should be a NPM Provider available during proxy repository creation. Unfortunately I can only select "Maven1", "Maven2" and "NuGet". I don't get what I am doing wrong. Nexus is installed on a RedHat Linux machine, NPM and Node are installed, too. Can anybody help, please? I know that I can use Nexus 3 for NPM support, but we need YUM support, so we have to stay with Nexus 2.
Thanks in advance,
Mirko
I'm trying to set up kaa v0.10.0 on ubuntu 14.04 LTS. To install zookeper I used the following command.
sudo apt-get install zookeeper
But it fails to start when I start the kaa-node service.
But when I install the package zookeeperd (seen in older kaa versions documentation sudo apt-get install zookeeperd), it works fine.
Can anyone please clarify which is the correct zookeeper package for kaa 0.10? - zookeeper or zookeeperd
From few of my experiences in deploying Kaa, I don't think Zookeeper will start automatically after installation, perhaps you can start it manually before starting Kaa-node.