Artifactory has a REST API and an AQL (Artifactory Query Language) that can be used to get a list of all artifacts in a repository from the command line.
In this note i will show how to list artifacts in a repository in Artifactory through the REST API using cURL and how to get the top 10 largest artifacts in a repository. (more…)
Artifactory has a REST API that can be used to get a list of minimal repository details for all repositories from the command line.
In this note i will show how to list repositories in Artifactory through the REST API using cURL and how to filter repositories by repository and/or package type. (more…)
JFrog’s Artifactory is a binary repository manager.
The artifacts to Artifactory can be uploaded (deployed) using REST API.
In this note i am showing how to upload an artifact (simple file.zip) to generic Artifactory repository using curl command from the command line in Linux or from the PowerShell in Windows. (more…)
Artifactory comes with a pre-configured default “admin” account.
In this short note you will find the default Artifactory credentials and i will show how to test Artifactory login, password and API Key by authenticating on Artifactory’s REST API using curl command from the command line in Linux. (more…)
JFrog’s Artifactory is a binary repository manager.
The artifacts from Artifactory can be downloaded using REST API.
In this note i am showing how to download an artifact (simple file.zip) from generic Artifactory repository using curl command from the command line in Linux or from the PowerShell in Windows. (more…)