Login to the Jfrog

create a new user by navigating to the User Management section --> Click on the Users and click on Add new user, provide the following details

• Username: add a new username

• Email Address: use the same email address that you generally use to receive notifications

• Roles: Select Administer Platform

• Password: add password

• Retype password: retype the password here

now, Click on the save

Login to the Jenkins

Install the Artifactory plugin, Go to the Manage Jenkins --> Plugins --> Artifactory Plugin and install the plugin with restart Jenkins selected

Now, Navigate back to the Manage Jenkins --> System --> scroll through the page and search for JFrog Section, Click on the Add JFrog Platform Instance

In the JFrog Section, Provide the following details as shown below

• Instance ID: JFrog-Instance-ID1

• JFrog Platform URL: provide the base URL of the JFrog here serverip:8082 just add the artifactory at the end as shown below:

• serverip:8082/artifactory

In the Default Deployer Credentials section

• Username: provide the JFrog newly created username

• Password: provide the password for the newly created user

In the Advanced Configuration

JFrog Artifactory URL: serverip:8082/artifactory

JFrog Distribution URL: serverip:8082/distribution

Connection Timeout: 300

After providing these details :

Click on the Test connection which is beside the Default Deployer Credentials section. Observe that it gets connected to the JFrog.

Hurray!!!!! :)

Test the JFrog and Jenkins Connectinvinty

Create a new job in the jenkins by clicking on the New Item

Enter the item name as Jfrog, select Freestyle Project and click ok

In the new job

In the Description: Integration between Jfrog with Jenkins

In the Source Code Management Section:

Select Git

Provide the details of your git repo or you can use mine https://github.com/krisforu/sparkjava-war-example

there will be no credentials as it's a public repo.

Now, Scroll down a bit search for Maven3-Artifactory-Integration and select it

Click on the Refresh Repositories button first,

Now in the dropdown of the target releases repository, select libs-release-local

Now in the dropdown of the target releases repository, select libs-snapshot-local

Let's move to the next section in the Job

Build Steps Section: Click Add Build Step, in that dropdown select Invoke artifactory Maven3

Root POM: pom.xml

Goals and options: clean install package

However, if it shows an error as shown below

let's set the Maven quickly

1. Access Jenkins Configuration:

   a. Log in to your Jenkins instance as an administrator.

   b. Click on "Manage Jenkins" in the left-hand navigation.

   c. Click on "Global Tool Configuration."

2. Configure Maven:

   a. Scroll down to the "Maven" section in the Global Tool Configuration.

   b. Click on the "Add Maven" button to add a Maven installation.

   c. Provide a name for the Maven installation, e.g., "Maven 3.9.5" or any name you prefer.

   d. In the "MAVEN_HOME" field, specify the path to your Maven installation. For example, if you've installed Maven in /opt/apache-maven-3.9.5, you would enter that path.

   e. Click the "Save" button to save your configuration.

Lastly, provide the permissions for Jenkins user as shown below for the jfrog workspace

chown -R jenkins:jenkins /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/Jfrog