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# CloudFormation Template For Artifactory Enterprise
# CloudFormation Template For JFrog Artifactory Enterprise
### Steps to Deploy Artifactory Enterprise using CloudFormation template
### Steps to Deploy Artifactory Enterprise using a CloudFormation template
1. Go to AWS Console and Select CloudFormation. Then click on Create Stack.
You will see following window.
1. Go to AWS Console and select **CloudFormation**. and click **Create Stack**. The following page is displayed.
![screenshot](images/1.png)
2. Upload Artifactory-enterprise.json (Artifactory Enterprise template) and click next.
2. Upload the _Artifactory-enterprise.json_ file which is the Artifactory Enterprise template and click **Next**.
![screenshot](images/2.png)
3. Provide required information like stack name, DBAllocatedStorage, DBInstanceClass, DBName, DBPassword,
DBUser, InstanceType, InstanceStorage, MasterKey, ArtifactoryVersion, KeyName, ArtifactoryLicense1-5, MultiAZDatabase, SSHLocation, Certificate, CertificateKey, SecondaryNodeCount, ExtraJavaOptions. Then click next.
3. Provide the following required information: Stack name, DBAllocatedStorage, DBInstanceClass, DBName, DBPassword,
DBUser, InstanceType, InstanceStorage, MasterKey, ArtifactoryVersion, KeyName, ArtifactoryLicense1-5, MultiAZDatabase, SSHLocation, Certificate, CertificateKey, SecondaryNodeCount, and ExtraJavaOptions.
4. Click **Next**.
![screenshot](images/3.png)
4. Mark on checkbox to allow CloudFormation to create IAM user for Artifactory to access S3 bucket.
5. Select the check box to allow CloudFormation to create an IAM user for Artifactory to access S3 bucket.
![screenshot](images/4.png)
5. Once Stack in deployed you will see Artifactory Load Balancer URL in output as showed in screenshot. It takes 7-10 minutes for Artifactory to start and attach instance to ELB.
Once the stack in deployed, you will see the Artifactory Load Balancer URL in the output .
It takes between 7 to 10 minutes for Artifactory to start and attach the instance to ELB.
![screenshot](images/5.png)
6. Open Artifactory URL and you will be able to see Artifactory UI.
6. Open the Artifactory URL to see Artifactory UI.
![screenshot](images/6.png)
7. Verify that Artifactory is running in High Availability mode. In the Artifactory UI, navigate to to **Admin> High Availability**.
![screenshot](images/7.png)
7. Let's make sure that Artifactory is running in High Availability mode. Go to Admin -> High Availability in Artifactory UI to see this table.
![screenshot](images/8.png)
8. Now let's add 2 more nodes to Artifactory Enterprise cluster. Go to CloudFormation UI in AWS console and select newly deployed Artifactory Enterprise Stack.
Click on Action -> Update Stack.
8. Now let's add two more nodes to the Artifactory Enterprise cluster.
Go to CloudFormation UI in AWS console and select the newly deployed Artifactory Enterprise Stack.
Click **Action > Update Stack**.
![screenshot](images/9.png)
9. Increase SecondaryNodeCount from 0 to 2. Then update the Stack.
9. Increase the SecondaryNodeCount from 0 to 2 and then update the stack.
![screenshot](images/10.png)
10. It will take few minutes to update stack.
It will take few minutes to update stack.
![screenshot](images/11.png)
11. Once Stack is updated.
The stack is updated.
![screenshot](images/12.png)
12. You will be able to see 3 nodes in High Availability table in Artifactory UI as part of Enterprise cluster.
10. View the three nodes in the High Availability table in the Artifactory UI as part of Enterprise cluster.
![screenshot](images/13.png)
### Note:
1. This template only supports Artifactory version 5.8.x and above.
2. Turn off daily backups. Read Documentation provided [here](https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Managing+Backups)
3. Use SSL Certificate with valid wild card to you artifactory as docker registry with subdomain method.
2. Turn off daily backups. Read the [Documentation](https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Managing+Backups).
3. Use an SSL Certificate with a valid wild card to you Artifactory as a Docker registry using the subdomain method.
### Steps to setup Artifactory as a secure Docker Registry
Prerequisite:
* SSL certificate.
### Steps to setup Artifactory as secure docker registry
considering you have SSL certificate for `*.jfrog.team`
1. Pass your SSL Certificate in parameter `Certificate` as string
2. Pass your SSL Certificate Key in parameter `CertificateKey` as string
1. Pass your SSL Certificate in the`Certificate` parameter as string
2. Pass your SSL Certificate Key in the `CertificateKey` parameter as string
3. Set `CertificateDomain` as `jfrog.team`
4. Set `ArtifactoryServerName` as `artifactory` if you want to access artifactory with `https://artifactory.jfrog.team`
5. Create DNS for example Rout53 with entry `artifactory.jfrog.team` pointing to ELB value provided as output in CloudFormation Stack.
4. If you want to access artifactory with `https://artifactory.jfrog.team`. Set `ArtifactoryServerName` as `artifactory`
Create DNS for example Route53 with entry `artifactory.jfrog.team` pointing to ELB value provided as output in CloudFormation Stack.
6. Create DNS for example Route53 with entry `*.jfrog.team` pointing to ELB value provided as output in CloudFormation Stack.
7. If you have virtual docker registry with name `docker-virtual` in artifactory. You can access it via `docker-virtual.jfrog.team`
e.g ```docker pull docker-virtual.jfrog.team/nginx```
### Steps to upgrade Artifactory Version
### Steps to upgrade the Artifactory Version
1. Go to AWS Console and Select CloudFormation Artifactory Stack you want to upgrade. Then click on Update Stack.
1. Go to the AWS Console and select the CloudFormation Artifactory Stack you want to upgrade.
2. Change Artifactory version in parameters from old version to version you want to deploy.
for e.g. 5.8.1 to 5.8.2
2. Click **Update Stack**.
3. Change the Artifactory version in the parameters from old version to version you want to deploy.
For example: From. 5.8.1 to 5.8.2
![screenshot](images/14.png)
3. You will see instances will get upgraded one by one. Depending on your cluster size it will take 20-30 minutes to update stack.
3. You will see the instances upgraded one by one. Depending on your cluster size it can take between 20-30 minutes to update the stack.
![screenshot](images/15.png)

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"import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit\n",
"jobs {\n",
" clean(cron: \"0 * * * * ?\") {\n",
" clean(interval: 60000, delay: 600000) {\n",
" def artifactoryServersCommonService = ctx.beanForType(ArtifactoryServersCommonService)\n",
" def artifactoryInactiveServerCleaner = new ArtifactoryInactiveServersCleaner(artifactoryServersCommonService, log)\n",
" artifactoryInactiveServerCleaner.cleanInactiveArtifactoryServers()\n",

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import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit
jobs {
clean(cron: "0 * * * * ?") {
clean(interval: 60000, delay: 600000) {
def artifactoryServersCommonService = ctx.beanForType(ArtifactoryServersCommonService)
def artifactoryInactiveServerCleaner = new ArtifactoryInactiveServersCleaner(artifactoryServersCommonService, log)
artifactoryInactiveServerCleaner.cleanInactiveArtifactoryServers()