Hi John,
That's actually a common setup of Artifactory for distributed teams, with
the primary goal being to support distributed development: each "satellite"
site producing its own artifacts (+ a set of commonly owned artifacts) that
are typically shared through a "central hub" site to which all artifacts are
deployed and which is usually also a single gateway to third-party external
repositories.
If your primary goal is remote redundancy you will need to run
builds against the regional servers in order to populate the caches and keep
artifacts up-to-date (Artifactory is a proxy not an active mirroring
solution). Artifact metadata will also be proxied automatically, which is a
unique feature of Artifactory.
HTH,
Yoav
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 5:18 PM, John M <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Sorry for the newbie question but I wanted to know if you could easily set
> up 3/4 instances of Artifactory (in different regions) that would act as a
> proxy for a central one (or they all stay in sync)? Then in the case of
> failure someone in one region could always use the server from another
> (although the connection would be slower).
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
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