There are certain prerequisites which are common to most (or all) of the demos and labs:
Ensure that Xray is enabled and working ("Xray" -> "Settings" -> "Advanced"/"Settings" -> "Xray Enabled").
make sure Enable Token Generation via API is enabled
Generate an identity token by editing & running the following command in a command-line window :
# SAAS_DNS example : yann.jfrog.io
# SAAS_DNS variable will be used for pushing docker images
export JFROG_SAAS_DNS="<SAAS_DNS>"
export JFROG_SAAS_URL="https://$JFROG_SAAS_DNS"
curl -u '<USERNAME>:<PASSWORD>' -XPOST "$JFROG_SAAS_URL/access/api/v1/tokens" -d "scope=applied-permissions/user"
# Export the access token in an environment variable for convenience.
# Also, this environment variable is automatically used by the JFrog Terraform provider.
export JFROG_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your_access_token>
jf c add jfrog-saas --interactive=false --url=$JFROG_SAAS_URL --access-token=$JFROG_ACCESS_TOKEN
jf c use jfrog-saas
jf rt ping- Install Visual Studio Code.
- Install the JFrog Extension.
- Configure the JFrog Extension by having it connect to your JFrog environment.
- If you properly installed the CLI already, then your CLI profile should be automatically detected by the IDE extension and you will be prompted accordingly.