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JFrog Artifactory/Xray Integration
This ready-to-run example integrates JFrog Artifactory and Xray into a CloudShell app deployment.
See the README on GitHub for full details.
Repository
README.md
Name
JFrog-Artifactory-Xray-Plugin
Owner
QualiSystemsLab
Type
Plugin
Category
DevOps
Min. Compatible CloudShell Version
8.0
JFrog-Artifactory-Xray-Plugin
Overview
This ready-to-run example integrates JFrog Artifactory and Xray into a CloudShell app deployment. The app runs on a VM and an artifact from Artifactory is deployed onto it by CloudShell, via an Ansible playbook. Certain builds of the artifact (site.zip) may be blocked by Xray, in which case the deployment fails and a detailed explanation is extracted with a link back to the Xray details page.
The workflow is intended to be:
The Ansible playbook is intended to be customized for each application and executed by CloudShell during deployment. As long as the playbook calls the Quali module, with a number of standard inputs automatically passed from CloudShell, the artifact will be ready on the VM for custom Ansible installation steps.
In this example, the installation consists of unzipping the artifact, site.zip, into the Nginx web root folder.
Prerequisites
Critical installation steps
On the Quali Linux execution server appliance, run:
Copy AnsibleModule/QSArtifactory.py to:
Set in /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg under [defaults] section:
host_key_checking = False
App setup
Clone this repository to your local machine.
Go into Package/ and follow the instructions for creating Artifactory Example - CI-00.zip and support objects.zip
Import the packages Artifactory Example - CI-00.zip and support objects.zip into CloudShell by dragging them into any screen of the CloudShell portal while logged in, or with this menu command:
Go to the MANAGE tab, APPS section
You should see an app ArtAppTest
Mouse over the right edge of the ArtAppTest row, open the menu, and click Clone
Edit the clone
Under General:
Set a name for the app as you want it to appear in the menu of apps. Optionally provide a description and icon.
Under Deployment Paths:
Select a deployment type and configure the cloud provider details for your system. You might have to create a cloud provider resource according to other documentation.
Under Configuration Management:
Set the Playbook Location URL to the full URL of a *.yml playbook file, for example https://raw.githubusercontent.com/QualiSystemsLab/JFrog-Artifactory-Xray-Plugin/master/playbook/QSArtifactoryPlaybook.yml. If the URL is password protected, enter the User and Password; otherwise leave them blank. In order to use the CloudShell integration with Artifactory and Xray, create a playbook based on the sample QSArtifactoryPlaybook.yml.
Set Inventory Groups to the relevant inventory group name from the playbook.
Set the FileName and ArtifactoryRepo fields to correspond to your artifact name and repository name. For example, if your artifacts are typically accessed as https://artifactory:8081/artifactory/A/B-123/C, set ArtifactoryRepo to A and FileName to C. B-123 is the build id and will be set dynamically.
Leave all AUTO fields as AUTO. They will be overwritten dynamically during deployment.
Under App Resource:
Select the resource model for the deployed VM resource. Be sure to set User and Password: they are needed by Ansible to log in to the new VM. Note: When defining a custom resource model in Resource Manager, you must attach the User and Password attributes to it.
Eric Rosenquist 05/25/2017 11:18 PM
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