Platform
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Custom Login Dialog | You can now add a custom login dialog that users must accept before they can log into the JFrog Platform. For more information, see Custom Login Dialog. |
Access Bootstrap YAML File | You can now use the Access Configuration Bootstrap YAML to set up HTTP SSO, LDAP, and Crowd authentication provider configuration for your self-hosted JFrog Platform, instead of the →Artifactory Bootstrap YAML. |
Token default expiry | You can now use the →Get Token Default Expiry Value REST API to obtain the system's token default expiry value. |
DevOps (Artifactory, Distribution)
Update | Details |
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Support for OpenShift | Artifactory now supports the installation on OpenShift environment using the If you previously used the OpenShift operator to install Artifactory in OpenShift, you can continue to use the operator. |
Support for RHEL 9 | Artifactory now supports RHEL 9. |
Support for npm Audit Signatures | Artifactory now supports npm audit signatures, so you can ensure the integrity of packages downloaded from the npm Registry. For more information, see npm Audit. |
Split Service Containers in Helm Installation | The value of the If you do not wish to have split containers, you can pass a |
Prune Unreferenced Data Support for Azure | Artifactory now supports the Prune Unreferenced Data storage maintenance operation for providers using Azure, GCP, and S3 storage. Note that since the Prune Unreferenced Data mechanism induces many interactions with remote file storage, this operation may be time-consuming. |
Create multiple SSH keys | It is now possible to generate more than one SSH Public Key through the WebUI on the Edit Profile page. For more information, see SSH Key. |
Enhanced Shard Health Check in Sharding Binary Provider and Sharding Cluster Binary Provider | In this Artifactory version, you can now configure options ( |
Artifactory Bootstrap YAML File | Instead of the →Artifactory Bootstrap YAML., you can now use the →Access Configuration Bootstrap YAML to set up HTTP SSO, LDAP, and Crowd authentication provider configuration for your self-hosted JFrog Platform. |