Installing and Configuring Artifactory using Chef Recipes
summary
Chef recipes install, configure and upgrade Artifactory in a repeatable CD pipeline for HA clusters, using Chef Vault for secrets and a kitchen testbed. Demo creates an Artifactory VM, publishes a cookbook to the local Artifactory repo, uploads RPMs, then boots a second VM that retrieves and installs Artifactory and Mission Control via Test Kitchen with Vagrant/VirtualBox. Chef convergence is idempotent; XML_file cookbook is extended and contributed. The demo completes with two Artifactory instances registered in Mission Control.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 3:18Chef concepts overview
- 15:08Cookbook design and features
- 20:16Demo setup and prerequisites
- 21:41Artifactory instance creation
- 24:14Sourcing virtual machine setup
- 26:26Publishing to Chef Supermarket
- 28:00Artifactory installation process
- 31:40Idempotency and version upgrade
- 32:44Mission Control integration
- 36:54Demo recap and Q&A
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