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Manual import of repositories
by daniel.green
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I have a large number of artifacts to import from another installation of Artifactory, but don't have the memory needed to import through the web UI without crashing it with OOMEs. I deployed it as a war in JBoss. Is there a way to import the data manually through a terminal or something?
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Re: Manual import of repositories
by Yoav Landman
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Hi Daniel,
High memory peaks on import can be caused by the indexing threads indexing a large amount of data in parallel. What's the max heap size you have set up? (I assume it crashes on heap not on the perm gen). Also, what's the Artifatory version and are you using MySQL or the built-in Derby? Repository content can also be imported through the REST API, by using "artadmin import" command (http://wiki.jfrog.org/confluence/display/RTF/The+artadmin+Command+Line+Tool). This will require less memory. Just use a layout similar to a system export - you do not have to have all the repository folders or configuration files present, as long as the repository name you are importing into is already defined in Artifactory (import will be additive). Thanks, Yoav On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:59 PM, daniel.green <octoberdan@...> wrote:
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Re: Manual import of repositories
by daniel.green
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Hello Yoav,
Thank you for the help. I am currently running Artifactory 2.0.6 (rev. 5625). I was getting other OOMEs, but after I tweaked the settings it's not crashing on the perm gen, but taking much longer to do so. I am using the following to set heap min/max and perm size: -Xms1024m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m Also, I believe I am simply using Derby as I did not configure MySql ;-). The server I'm running this on only has 2gig allocated to it. The wiki mentioned $ARTIFACTORY_HOME, however I deployed Artifactory as a war. Was this the wrong way to go? I am using JBOSS to host. Thank you again for the help, Daniel.
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Re: Manual import of repositories
by Yoav Landman
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Hi Daniel,
1G of heap should be more than enough for the standalone version, but since you are running on JBoss you are already sharing this with existing services and applications, so you might be running short. It is not mandatory to specify the $ARTIFACTORY_HOME location - when not specified (by setting the ARTIFACTORY_HOME env var or the artifactory.home java system prop), it will be created under the home of the user running Artifactory as a ".artifactory" dir. So, you should find it there. Hope that helps, Yoav On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 4:58 PM, daniel.green <octoberdan@...> wrote:
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Re: Manual import of repositories
by daniel.green
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That explains it! Now, will I be able to use the command line tool outside the context of the standalone version?
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Re: Manual import of repositories
by Yoav Landman
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Short answer - yes ;)
But, if you are really short on free heap you might still run into OOME issues. In that case, the only solution would be to break the import into 2 or more smaller chunks.
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 12:00 AM, daniel.green <octoberdan@...> wrote:
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