Configuration as Code in JFrog

Implement configuration-as-code in JFrog using system.yaml files in $JFROG_HOME//var/etc.

JFrog provides a flexible way to configure your system using a single system.yaml configuration file found in the $JFROG_HOME/<product>/var/etc folder for each product.

With the JFrog system.yaml file, you can set up your system configuration in a single config file and provide that file as an input to your server at deployment. The configuration files let you manage several aspects of your system, including:

  • Resources
  • Security settings
  • Databases
  • External connections

All possible configurations are in the template YAML file, available under $JFROG_HOME/<product>/var/etc/.

Each JFrog component has its own system.yaml file, which you can use to configure:

After installing the JFrog Platform or product, use the relevant YAML file to set your configurations before starting your server.

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YAML Best Practices

To learn more about best practices when using YAML, see best practices for using YAML files.

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