Installation & Configuration

Understand the services, microservices, and deployment patterns in the JFrog Platform.

Check hardware, OS, database, and network requirements for the JFrog Platform and individual products.

Decision guides for choosing the right installation method, deployment topology, database, and filestore before going to production.

Install the full JFrog Platform — Artifactory, Xray, Distribution, and all services — in one unified deployment.

Deploy the entire JFrog Platform from a single Helm chart on Kubernetes.

Deploy the JFrog Platform — Artifactory, Xray, and Distribution — on Linux VMs using the Ansible collection.

Install JFrog products individually using Helm, Docker, RPM, Debian, or archive packages.

Upgrade JFrog products to the latest version with step-by-step guides per installation method.

Advanced Helm chart options including HA, custom storage, TLS, sizing overlays, and product-specific tuning.

Configure PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MS SQL Server, or Oracle for JFrog products.

Configure where Artifactory stores binaries — local filesystem, S3, Azure Blob, GCS, or NFS.

Manage system.yaml, environment variables, and other configuration files for JFrog products.

Set up load balancers as the entry point to your HA deployment, distributing requests across server nodes.

Configure service-to-service communication, keys, TLS certificates, and proxy settings between JFrog products.

Complete the post-install onboarding wizard to set up your first repositories, users, and permissions.

Migrate from Sonatype Nexus Repository Manager to Artifactory using the dedicated migration tool.

Frequently asked questions about installing the JFrog Platform via Helm or Ansible, including database setup, licensing, upgrades, and troubleshooting.

Verified facts about version differences, database, networking, ports, configuration, and authentication — including common misconceptions.