Artipie

What it does

Access policy

The documentation says the built-in policy type is Artipie and that without a policy, any authenticated user can access any repository.checked 11 Oct 2001

API authentication

The REST API endpoints require a JWT authentication token in the request header.checked 11 Oct 2001

Authentication integrations

The credentials documentation lists Artipie YAML-file credentials, GitHub, environment credentials, and Keycloak as authentication options.checked 11 Oct 2001

Deployment

The project documentation describes self-hosting with a Docker image, Kubernetes Helm chart, or JAR file run on a JVM.checked 11 Oct 2001

Download formats

The project README says Artipie is distributed as a Docker container and a fat JAR.checked 11 Oct 2001

Environment credential limit

Environment authentication allows only one user and is intended for tests or trying the service out.checked 11 Oct 2001

Intended users

The wiki describes self-hosted deployments and developers using Artipie components to build artifact management tools.checked 11 Oct 2001

License

The project README says Artipie is open source under the MIT license.checked 11 Oct 2001

Management API

The management REST API supports repository, user, and storage-alias management and is documented with Swagger.checked 11 Oct 2001

Purpose

Artipie is a free binary artifact management tool.checked 11 Oct 2001

Repository types

The README lists support for Maven, Docker, Rubygems, Go, Helm, Npm, NuGet, Composer, Pip, Rpm, Debian, Anaconda, and other repositories.checked 11 Oct 2001

Scalability

The README says Artipie is horizontally scalable and servers can be added easily.checked 11 Oct 2001

Storage

The README says repository data can be hosted in a file system, Amazon S3, or user-defined storage.checked 11 Oct 2001