JAS Interactive Script Installation

Download and extract the Xray installer if required.
Run configureJas.sh from the extracted Xray installer directory and provide the necessary inputs as directed.
- RPM - You can find the file in the following location, jfrog-xray-<version>-rpm/configureJas.sh .
- Deb - You can find the file in the following location, jfrog-xray-<version>-deb/configureJas.sh.
- Linux Archive - You can find the file in the following location, jfrog-xray-<version>-linux/xray/app/bin/configureJas.sh
  User Account for Linux Archive Installation
  Use the same user account to install Xray when you run configureJas.sh.
  Xray user used to run the script must have sudo permission to install Ansible from the official upstream package manager. If the user cannot have sudo permission, install Ansible before running this script.
- Docker Compose - You can find the file in the following location, jfrog-xray-<version>-compose/configureJas.sh
Enter the information required by the script.
When the installation is successful, you can find the kube_config.yaml file under /opt/jfrog/xray/var/etc in Deb/RPM installation, <xray installation directory>/var/etc in Linux Archive installation, and /root/.jfrog/xray/var/etc for Docker Compose installation.
The installation also updates the Xray System YAML file with the entries for JAS.
Restart the Xray service to enabled JAS.

Copy kube_config.yaml from the first node to the additional nodes under the same path.
You can find kube_config.yaml file under /opt/jfrog/xray/var/etc in Deb/RPM installation, <xray installation directory>/var/etc in Linux Archive installation, and /root/.jfrog/xray/var/etc for Docker Compose installation.
Run configureJas.sh .
Choose the option to use the existing kube_config.yaml file.
Restart the Xray service after the installation is complete.