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Fixed an issue, whereby an alternate response structure was returned for uploaded files. This failed TeamCity Artifactory plugin uploads since version 7. Users using MySQL database with Artifactory, should refrain from upgrading to this version, and upgrade directly to Artifactory version 7.

To upgrade to Artifactory 7. A Federation is a collection of repositories of Federated type in different JPDs that are automatically configured for full bi-directional replication. Once you have created a Federation, changes made to artifacts on one site will be automatically synchronized to the other federated sites using bi-directional mirroring. For more information, see Federated Repositories. To learn more, see System Requirements. Improved distributing Release Bundles at a large scale, resulting in three times faster performance, by implementing internal database optimization.

Extended the ability to serve OCI requests without relying on the accept header. Fixed an issue, whereby requests with duplicate semantics based on type and path were sent to the MDS.

For more information, see Artifactory Security. Fixed an issue whereby, under certain circumstances, writing to the Config Descriptor failed in an HA environment. Fixed an issue whereby, under certain circumstances, MySQL database performance was impacted. As such, using projects helps Platform Admins to offload part of their day-to-day management effort and to generate a better separation between the customer products to improve customer visibility on efficiency, scale, cost, and security.

Projects simplifies the onboarding process for new users, c reates better visibility for LOBs and project stakeholders. To learn more, see Projects. Instead, every node in the cluster can serve any of the mentioned tasks and if any node goes down, the different nodes in the cluster will be able to perform these tasks instead.

By default, when adding a new node member to the cluster, it will be able to perform cluster-wide tasks without user intervention. For more information, see Cloud-Native High Availability. Artifactory natively supports a Cargo Registry for the Rust language, giving you full control of your deployment and resolve process of Cargo packages. Cargo downloads your Rust package's dependencies, compiles your packages, makes distributable packages, and uploads them to crates.

You can contribute to this book on GitHub. To learn more, see Cargo Registry. The JFrog Platform integration with HashiCorp Vault enables you to configure an external vault connection to use as a centralized secret management tool. The MyJFrog Cloud Portal enables customers to establish a secure network connection from their cloud account into their JFrog Cloud instance-without going through a public Internet-by setting establishing a private connection.

The Access router now supports using user-provided certificates for the TLS. When setting the TLS certificates and indicating to the Platform which TLS certificate to use, customers may now use provide their own signed certificate. For more information, see Using Access as a Certificate Authority. Using AQL, you can now search within remote and virtual repositories. For more information, see Working with Remote Repositories. Introducing new filters and improved SetMeUp capabilities in the Artifact Browser available to all new users and those upgrading from previous Artifactory versions.

The page lists the Peers, their status, the number of files download, and the total consumption. Fixed an issue whereby, special characters in Nuget V3 packages were not supported.

Fixed an issue, whereby upgrading to Artifactory 7. Fixed an issue, whereby upgrading JFrog Artifactory to version 7. Improved the database locking mechanism for High Availability environments. Added Bundler Compact index support for Virtual repositories, in addition to Local and Remote repositories, providing you with the latest version of the package that is compatible with your installed Ruby version of the project.

To use this new capability, in the artifactory. The default is set to false. When set to true, an error will be generated if an upper case character is used in the user name. Added new events for Release Bundles on Edge Nodes , which enables you to trigger events when a Release Bundle was received on an Edge node, and when a Release Bundle deletion process has started, completed successfully, or failed.

Admins can now use t he Quick Setup to create repositories for selected package types in one go. With a couple of simple steps, admins can create local, remote, and virtual repositories for single or multiple package types.

Fixed an issue, whereby the CocoaPods dependency resolution mechanism failed opposite Remote repositories. Fixed an issue, whereby the SumoLogic dashboard URL could not be accessed, due to invalid credentials, after the initial token expired. Fixed an issue, whereby the Async converter only converted the first Artifactory upgrade when multiple Artifactory instances were connected to a single PostgreSQL database with multiple schemas.

Fixed an issue, whereby the logs generated during the NuGet metadata calculation process, displayed the timestamp in milliseconds, instead of the period of time it took to calculate the metadata.

Fixed an issue, whereby a response was generated, for a session timeout for a CROWD user, instead of a session timeout event. Fixed an issue, whereby under certain circumstances, when multiple LDAP settings were configured, Artifactory did not search and displayed authentication failures. Fixed an issue, whereby Artifactory only displayed the deltas in the logs for the Docker cache.

After the fix, the full statistics are displayed in the logs. Fixed an issue, whereby deleting multiple Release Bundles when using a Derby DB sometimes failed and generated a Database deadlock.

Fixed an issue, whereby recalculating the index for Helm repositories did not delete the corrupted entries. Upgrading from Artifactory 6. Please upgrade to Artifactory 7. The next time the Peers connect to the Tracker Artifactory , they will be populated with the new settings. In lieu of the latest rate limitations enforced by Docker, JFrog self-hosted customers are recommended to set up Docker Hub authentication for Remote Docker repositories. Fixed an issue, whereby the s3-storage-v3 endpoint could not connect to a bucket with a custom port.

This issue was resolved by adding a new parameter port to the s3-storage-v3 binary config template. Fixed an issue, whereby Docker Virtual repositories including Smart and regular remote repositories containing the resolveDockerTagsByTimestamp setting did not resolve artifacts as expected.

Fixed an issue, whereby an Archive entry download included an entry path in the filename instead of just the filename. Fixed an issue, whereby Docker login and Conan user requests were caching the user without triggering the Realm plugins. Fixed an issue whereby, within an HA environment, upgrading Artifactory 7. Added Bundler Compact index support for Local repositories, in addition to the Remote repositories, providing you with the latest version of the package that is compatible with your installed Ruby version of the project.

Fixed an issue, whereby under certain circumstances, running Event-based Pull Replication on many files may have caused Artifactory to crash. Fixed an issue, whereby searching for Nuget packages using the Tag or PackageId did not work outside of Nuget. Fixed an issue, whereby multiple delete events were processed on multiple nodes that led to multiple delete requests for the same resource storing on the Cloud instance. After the fix, only single node processes delete requests.

Fixed an issue, whereby in an HA environment, system export did not export repositories when running on members. Fixed an issue, whereby a Docker remote repository did not trigger the beforeRemoteDownload plugin execution point.

Fixed an issue, whereby the apt-get client failed when the Debian repository was configured with CDN. Fixed an issue, whereby Artifactory was losing track of the cacheFS data size on the disk, after an upgrade and a restart.

Once Artifactory lost track of the cacheFS size, it reset the amount of space used to zero bytes. Fixed an issue, whereby the Label attribute in a Debian Release file was set to the repository name instead of the hardcoded Artifactory.

Fixed a join. Fixed an issue, whereby Replications were not displayed in the Replication monitoring section and were displayed as failed in the Topology page. When upgrading from any version prior to 7. In Artifactory 7. This new interactive experience guides the user through the essential onboarding steps to get started with the JFrog Platform. This new Onboarding experience will be rolled out to all users over the next couple of weeks.

When upgrading from a previous Artifactory release, this parameter is disabled only if SAML was already configured. Fixed an issue, whereby in certain instances, Azure guest users were unable to log in to Artifactory. Added Bundler Compact index support for Remote repositories, providing you with the latest version of the package that is compatible with your installed Ruby version of the project.

For more information, see Open Metrics. Fixed an issue, whereby Event-based pull replication did not trigger when properties were added to a folder. For this fix to take effect, both the source and target Artifactory instances need to run either on Artifactory version 7.

Otherwise, the fix will not take effect and the folder properties will not be replicated. Fixed an issue, whereby Docker push was failing when trying to use the configuration generated from the HTTP settings page Repository path in Artifactory 6. To assist our Docker users, you will be will now receive a P latform level warning for every unauthenticated Docker remote repository pointing to Docker Hub.

User Login messages have been modified to provide consistent responses on enumeration attempts to prevent the disclosure of valid accounts. Removed the hardcoded -Dartifactory. Fixed an issue, whereby the Metadata Service and Artifactory, under certain circumstances, experienced high resource utilization caused due to a limited number of files processed per a single Metadata Service version entity, and a limited number of the supported repository layouts for the version file collection query.

The new Peer-to-Peer P2P Download feature allows hosts to download artifacts from local, remote, and virtual repositories through a local network of peers in addition to downloading artifacts from JFrog Artifactory. For more information, see GraphQL. For more information, see Log Analytics. In order to use your Docker account type, you need to authenticate the Docker Hub pull requests, by setting your user and password in your Advanced Remote Docker Repositories.

Docker Schema 2 is now fetched from the remote registry if no header was sent. This improves the Docker experience when the metadata expires. Greatly improved the performance of Docker pull requests by digest and by tag.

From 7. You can view and track non-revokable Access Token in the UI. You can now filter the token view based on the token's revocability and not just its expiry. The behavior for a token revocation request also changed, and you will now see an error message if you try to revoke a non-revocable token. Token revocability is still governed by its expiry and the revocable-expiry-threshold parameter. The Service Statuses page in the UI displays an improved view with detailed information about the status of your JFrog services and now includes monitoring for Pipelines.

When using an external Oracle DB as the Artifactory database, you no longer need to manually install and set up Liabio as it is now bundled into the Artifactory installer.

The write-locking method and UI session sharing between the JFrog Platform cluster nodes using Hazelcast is no longer supported. For more information, see the Support Blog. Fixed an issue whereby, binding users in Artifactory using Google OAuth did not function correctly.

From JFrog Artifactory 7. The new installers are not intended for Production but remove the need to manually establish connectivity between Artifactory and Xray. This deprecation does not apply to existing Cloud users. To learn more see, GraphQL. Greatly improved the performance of Docker Pull requests by digest and by tag. The Service Status page in the UI displays an improved view with detailed information about the status of your JFrog services and now includes monitoring for Pipelines.

Fixed an issue whereby, if Artifactory started with a failed crowd server connection, it did not attempt to connect to the crowd server again. Fixed an issue whereby, when using the Quick Setup to create repositories, the repositories were created without the default proxy configured in Artifacotry.

Fixed an issue whereby, when running an NPM search, and the maintainers field was a string and not a JSON object, the search command failed with a timeout. Admins can assign users with the Manage Resource role to manage resources including create, edit, and delete permissions on any resource type including Pipeline resources Integration, Source, and Node Pools. This version of GraphQL is a beta version and for now, it only has a limited set of capabilities till future additions are made.

Currently, only packages are supported, with more GraphQL capabilities coming in the near future. You can use the graphiql to learn about the GraphQL metadata schema and as a playground to test your queries. The following two new metric-related log files are added to the file system:.

Added the new persistent-expiry-threshold parameter allowing you to set the minimum value of expiry a token in order for the token to be saved in the DB to the Access YAML Configuration file. Implemented incremental indexing as part of the existing npm indexing mechanism resulting in reduced time to build the package index. The Tomcat bundled with Artifactory has been upgraded to version 8. Fixed an issue where Puppet release names containing a dash "-" in the version-number were not resolved.

Fixed an issue whereby Gem artifacts containing a large number of dependencies failed to be resolved from the rubygems. Fixed an issue whereby Docker images were not served from cache if the source repository was offline. Fixed several issues whereby when working with the S3 direct binary provider, connections were not being released from the HTTP connection pool of the S3 client, resulting in HTTP connection leaks.

Implemented a set of internal improvements that will have a direct impact on the overall user Cloud experience. Fixed an issue whereby, concurrent uploads may result in a null pointer exception. You can create secure and private local Alpine Linux repositories with fine-grained access control. Remote Alpine Linux repositories proxy remote Alpine resources and cache downloaded apk packages to keep you independent of the network and the remote resource, and virtual Alpine Linux repositories give you a single URL through which to manage the resolution and deployment of all your apk packages.

To learn more, see Alpine Linux Repositories. For more information, see Managing Signing Keys. Administrators can enable multi-factor authentication for all users, which will require users to provide a verification code from a third-party authentication application every time users log in.

The new Webhooks feature enables you to send important events occurring in Artifactory. You have a number of events that you can select, such as Artifact Deployment or Build Deployment, and send these events to other applications that are configured by setting a URL.

These events are sent through the new Event Service , which distributes your events to the relevant URLs you set when creating your Webhooks. Fixed an issue, whereby w hen performing concurrent requests to the Helm index. Fixed an issue, whereby when Artifactory tried to read events on a remote event-based replication and the connection failed, a connection leak occurred.

The DB schema required for Conan is now enhanced to work better with metadata and optimize the search speed in Artifactory. On upgrade, no downtime is required, however, this enhancement might impact the upgrade time, depending on the amount of artifacts, possibly temporarily increasing the DB load. Fixed an issue, whereby when Artifactory tried to read events on a remote event-base replication and the connection failed, a connection leak occurred.

Improved the permissions cache invalidation mechanism by minimizing the scope of the invalidation action to only permissions associated with the specific service that needed the cache to be cleared. This allows shorter login times and better permission validation performance. JFrog Artifactory Cloud with Amazon's CloudFront CDN solution allows you to manage, control, and distribute high volumes of software distribution across multiple locations.

From version 7. F or more information, see Get Started: Cloud. Artifactory now supports using signed URLs. This version includes the capability to define the timeout policy for unscanned artifact download requests.

This means that when a block unscanned artifacts policy is configured in Xray, Artifactory will wait for the predefined time of the policy, to allow Xray to perform the required scan. This will prevent download request failures that require Xray scan on the artifacts.

In addition, to improve artifact download performance, Artifactory will now only request Xray scans results for repositories configured with block download policy. Configurations are available here. As part of the AppStream support in Artifactory, you can:.

Fixed an issue whereby, when using HTTP SSO and the anonymous mode was enabled, non-cookie-cached requests resulted in a error if an anonymous request was sent beforehand.

Fixed an issue whereby, in Docker repositories, pushing a container using several clients such as containers, did not work properly. Fixed an issue whereby, in several remote npm repositories, running an npm search that did not return any results and therefore these search requests did not close, caused a pool leak. Fixed an issue whereby, in a Debian client, when using your own GPG keys, the initial GPG verification failed when resolving packages from a Debian virtual repository.

Fixed an issue whereby, when using JFrog Distribution to distribute artifacts from one Artifactory instance to another, the source Artifactory ignored the proxy configuration and would not distribute through it.

Fixed an issue whereby, under certain circumstances, upgrading to version 7. It is now possible to create a remote Go repository and proxy Go modules from GitHub private repositories. Additional information on how to configure Artifactory and your Go client to work with GitHub private repositories can be found here. Artifactory now supports the Conda v2 metadata format. You can now use Conda clients from version 4.

As part of this change, Artifactory now supports the. Administrators can now generate admin-scoped access tokens , for any of the services in the JFrog Platform directly from the UI. This release introduces support for the Google Storage native client binary provider , providing improved security using unique private keys. To opt-in and use the new Google Cloud Storage template, see here.

Significant performance improvement for AQL queries when searching artifacts according to build name and number. Added support for Debian InRelease metadata files. Artifactory will now produce an InRelease metadata file in the repository when working with GPG signing. Downloading a Debian package from Artifactory will now be faster as the client will only download the InRelease file without downloading the Release and Release. The Tomcat version previously bundled in Artifactory 7.

Just a bit of background, Tomcat was previously upgraded to version 8. Due to a known issue in Tomcat 8. See more details here. This applies only if you are using clients that make use of the " If-Modified-Since " request header in the request to Artifactory, therefore validate that dates are sent in GMT format according to the HTTP spec mandates. If your clients send dates in a timezone that is different than GMT format and you are using Artifactory 7.

An Artifactory version containing an upgraded Tomcat version will be released once making sure the aforementioned issue no longer affects Artifactory. For more information, see Artifactory Operational Microservices.

Fixed an issue relevant to NuGet virtual repositories whereby, Artifactory only served the first 80 versions of a NuGet package containing more than 80 versions, while local and remote NuGet repositories returned all of the versions for the package. Fixed a permission issue in Docker and NuGet repositories for virtual repositories that aggregated local and remote repositories. If a user had permissions only on a number of the aggregated repositories and tried to download a package from the virtual repository, he would receive an error Unauthorized error message.

In addition to the basic authentication, with username and password, Artifactory now supports remote repository authentication using Personal Access Tokens PAT. The big advantage of using PATs is that you can strengthen your Artifactory security practices by using Access Tokens for authentication instead of using your primary credentials.

You can use PATs for any package type. For more information, see Remote Credentials. There are no additional requirements for the Active Directory Windows Server side. For more information, see Support for Nested Groups. To enhance storage sharding , Artifactory now supports disabling write-requests to shards.

This is useful, for example, when migrating data from a shard that must be replaced. First, the feature is used to write-disable the shard and then the data is migrated to a new shard.

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