JFrog Artifactory is well acquainted with Visual Studio Team Services (Azure DevOps) and Team Foundation Server (TFS) and has provided integration to these Microsoft DevOps tools for quite some time. And as these technologies have moved forward, so has JFrog. Out with the Old, In with the New We’re THRILLED to announce the all new …
August 1, 2018: Deprecation Notice The extension described in this blog post has been deprecated and is no longer supported as of August 1, 2018. Instead, you can use the new JFrog Artifactory Extension described in this blog post. For those of you familiar with JFrog Artifactory and its integration with CI servers, you know …
Part 2 – “Is the sky cracking”? In the first part of this blog, we covered the downloading of the sample projects, the installation of Artifactory PRO, the building of the MyLogger library, and its storage into Artifactory. In the previous blog we covered the ability of Artifactory to proxy build dependencies from a remote cloud repository …
This blog shows how Artifactory, a binary repository manager, can be used a) as the storage location for remotely located build references, b) as a drop site for locally built CI artifacts, c) and in a future blog how it can also function as a storage and of all these binaries. For this demo we will use the MyLogger solution. …
