Artifactory as an Automated Release
summary
VMware Professional Services replaces manual FTP handoffs for hundreds of customers with a cloud-hosted JFrog Artifactory pipeline that uses the Artifactory REST API and a simple shell script (curl) to create repo user permission: it programmatically creates a repository, creates a user, and assigns read-only permission. The demo shows support for different repo types (generic, Maven), a small real-world failure that is promptly fixed, and a working end-to-end flow that lets customers pull builds and tie their CI/CD to published artifacts. Admin-level service account required.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 4:12What Does the Cd Stack Look like
- 7:22Live Demo
- 10:23Create Repo Url
- 11:53Rest Api Verbs
- 14:51Create the Username
- 16:12Create the Permission
- 17:21Data Payload
- 27:14Permissions
- 35:49What Permissions Do You Need
- 36:13What Kind of Permissions Would You Need
- 37:55Users
- 40:17Integration with Ldap
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