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  1. OpenShift Virtualization
  2. CNV-81713

Migrate Artifactory from Helm deployment to VM using Ansible playbooks

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      Problem

      Artifactory is currently deployed via Helm on the "cnv2.eng" cluster. When cluster configuration is applied, pod eviction occurs, causing Artifactory to become unavailable. This disrupts dependent workflows and services.

      Solution

      Migrate Artifactory from its current Helm-based deployment to a VM, managed using Ansible playbooks. This aligns with how all other Artifactory instances are already deployed (on VMs), and eliminates the pod eviction availability issue.

      Acceptance Criteria

      • Artifactory is running on a VM instead of the cnv2.eng cluster
      • VM is provisioned and managed via Ansible playbooks (consistent with other Artifactory instances)
      • Artifactory remains available during cluster config changes on cnv2.eng
      • Data and configuration are migrated from the Helm deployment to the new VM

              dkeler@redhat.com Daniel Keler
              ryasharz@redhat.com Rabin Yasharzadehe
              Daniel Keler Daniel Keler
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