Aspire 5 Repository Cloud Migration

We have migrated the Aspire artifact management system (Artifactory) to the cloud. This transition enhances security by leveraging the cloud environment's advanced security features and regular updates, ensuring data and assets are well-protected.

The new Aspire repository URL is: https://accenturesca.jfrog.io/artifactory/public/

For existing users:

1. Update the repository URL in Aspire’s settings.json.

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2. Reupload the settings file.
   For unix:

   bin/aspire.sh -us config/settings.json

   For windows:

   bin\aspire.bat -us config\settings.json

For docker users:

You need to update the URLs used in the docker commands. Follow this for more information - Quickstart Guide with Docker Desktop - Aspire 5 - Confluence

For developers:

Aside from updating the Aspire settings, you will also need to update the repository url in maven’s settings.xml.

1. Use the token provided by the Assets Support team to replace the password.

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2. Update all repository URLs pointing to aspire.

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FAQ:

I am encountering a 401 error after the artifactory migration. What should I do?
The 401 error typically occurs due to authentication issues. Follow these steps to resolve it:

• Update the Maven settings.xml file. Replace your old password with the newly generated token.

• Update the Aspire’s settings.json. Replace the old repository URL

  • Old URL:    https://repository.sca.accenture.com/artifactory/public/

  • New URL: https://accenturesca.jfrog.io/artifactory/public/

• Re-upload settings.json file

• Upload your new license file into ElasticSearch.

I am getting a 403 error. How can I fix this?
The 403 error occurs due to permission issues. Follow these steps to resolve it:

• Ensure you have received your new license.

• Upload your new license file into ElasticSearch.

• Update the Maven settings.xml file. Replace your old password with the newly generated token.

• Update the Maven settings.xml file. Replace the old repository URL

  • Old URL:    https://repository.sca.accenture.com

  • New URL: https://accenturesca.jfrog.io

Do I need to manually upload the settings.json file after editing it?
For On premise installation, yes, you should manually upload the settings.json file but for container installation the settings.json file will be automatically uploaded when the docker container is started.

What should I do if the errors persist after following these steps?
If the 401 and 403 errors persist after following the steps above, please send an email to us at SCAAssetsSupport@accenture.com for further assistance.