Run Artifactory inside a Docker container, linking to a mySQL container.
Docker image: stain/artifactory-with-mysql
This dockerfile is based on mattgruter/artifactory by Matthias Grüter.
Artifactory's data, logs and backup directories are exported as volumes:
/artifactory/data
/artifactory/logs
/artifactory/backup
The web server is accessible through port 8080.
You will need to provide the image with a mySQL 5.5 server or newer. The simplest way to do this is using the mysql-tuned-for-artifactory image:
docker run --name mysql-for-artifactory-data -v /var/lib/mysql busybox
docker run -d --volumes-from mysql-for-artifactory-data --name mysql-for-artifactory stain/mysql-for-artifactory
Wait a few seconds for mySQL to initialize, then run artifactory:
docker run --name artifactory --link mysql-for-artifactory:mysql -p 8080:8080 stain/artifactory-with-mysql
Now point your browser to http://localhost:8080/ to use Artifactory.
If your Artifactory is being used for deploying artifacts, you probably also want to keep the
/artifactory/data as a separate volume container:
docker run --name artifactory-data -v /artifactory/data busybox
docker run --name artifactory --volumes-from artifactory-data --link mysql-for-artifactory:mysql -p 8080:8080 stain/artifactory-with-mysql
Inject the environment variable RUNTIME_OPTS when starting a container to set Tomcat's runtime options (i.e. CATALANA_OPTS). The most common use case is to set the heap size:
docker run -e RUNTIME_OPTS="-Xms3g -Xmx4g" -P stain/artifactory-with-mysql
If you are using Artifactory Pro, the artifactory war archive has to be replaced. Unpack the Artifactory Pro distribution ZIP file and copy webapps/artifactory.war to a new directory. Then add this Dockerfile:
# Dockerfile for Artifactory Pro
FROM stain/artifactory-with-mysql
ADD ./artifactory.war /tomcat/webapps
Now build your child docker image:
docker build -t yourname/myartifactory
Run your image:
docker run -P yourname/myartifactory