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Akshay
Akshay

Reputation: 452

Unable to setup JFrog Artifactory Pro (Trial) without reverse proxy ('Repository Path' Docker Access Method) on AWS Kubernetes cluster

I have installed JFrog Artifactory Pro Trial(v5.8.3) on Kubernetes cluster on AWS using the official Helm chart:

helm install --name artifactory stable/artifactory

I have mapped the ELB launched by the Artifactory chart to Route53 DNS entry jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com

I'm able to access the Jfrog application on the URL: jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com

Now, I want to push Docker images from my local machine to Artifactory. I have set up Docker repository on Artifactory and want to expose it without using a reverse proxy. I have chosen 'Repository Path' as the Docker Access Method in the HTTP Settings Configuration:

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I have chosen 'Embedded Tomcat' in the reverse proxy settings:

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The HTTP Settings in the Advanced settings page of docker, docker-local and docker-remote are auto-populated like this:

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I'm getting a 200 response on the following URL: http://jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com/artifactory/api/docker/docker/v2

However, I'm getting 404 response on the following URL: http://jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com/v2/

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On my local machine, I have added jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com to the insecure registries by editing the /etc/docker/daemon.json:

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After reloading the Docker daemon, I can see the URL added to the insecure registries:

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I have also enabled anonymous access to the registry. But when I try to pull an image or login to the directory, I get 500 Internal Server error: enter image description here

Please help with any pointers or any obvious mistakes I maybe doing.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 586

Answers (1)

Shlomi Kriheli
Shlomi Kriheli

Reputation: 340

  • When adding jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com, you also need to specify the port Artifactory is running on. e.g. jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com:8081 Then, reload the Docker daemon.

    • Then, when you try to login through the Docker client, you should run the following: docker login -u {USER_NAME} -p {USER_PASSWORD} jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com:8081

    • To pull an image, you need to specify the Docker virtual repo name as part of the request. If you're using a virtual repository named docker-virtual, you should run the following: docker pull jfrogartifactory.qdatalabs.com:8081/docker-virtual/hello-world

Hope that helps.

Upvotes: 1

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