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Usage ​

To use the Artifactory plug-in, you must create resources and define a deployment process.

For additional information on using Artifactory and DevOps Deploy, see Integrating Artifactory with IBM DevOps Deploy

Before you begin ​

The IBM DevOps Deploy agent must be installed on the target system where the artifacts is to be downloaded.

Using the Artifactory plug-in ​

Complete the following steps to create resources and define a deployment process.

  1. To download the files that are imported from Artifactory to the agent computer, define a resource for the agent.
  2. Add the agent to the new resource group.
  • Hover over the row for the resource group, click Actions, and then select Add agent.
  1. Create components for the resources. The component process can include any of the plug-in steps: Download version (Maven build), Download version (non-Maven build) or Download NuGet package.
  2. Add the components to the resources.
  • Navigate to the resource.
  • Click Actions >Add Component.
  • Select the component to use.
  1. Create the application.
  • Navigate to Applications.
  • If an application does not exist, click Create New Application. You can also use an existing application.
  • Enter an application name, and then click Save.
  • Click the Components tab, then add the component that you created previously.
  1. Create an application environment.
  • On the Resources page, click Create New Environment.
  • Enter an environment name, and then click Save.
  • Navigate to the environment editor page.
  • Click the environment name, and then click Add Base Resource. Select the group that you created previously.
  1. Create an application process.
  • Click the Processes tab.
  • Add a deploy step.
  • Drag the Install Component step to the process editor.
  • Select the component that you created for the resource.
  • Select the process for the component. For example, select Download My Maven package from Artifactory.
  • Click Save to save the process.
  1. Run the process to test the new component.