Here are the system requirements for running JFrog Artifactory, based on JFrog’s official documentation (latest versions):

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✅ 1. Hardware Requirements

Minimum for Small Teams / Evaluation:

• CPU: 4 cores
• RAM: 8 GB
• Disk: 100 GB SSD
• Network: 1 Gbps recommended

Recommended for Production:

• CPU: 8+ cores
• RAM: 16–32 GB
• Disk: 500 GB+ (SSD preferred for performance)
• Network: 1 Gbps or higher

Enterprise-Grade (HA/Heavy Load):

• CPU: 16–32 cores
• RAM: 32–64 GB
• Disk: 1 TB+ (SSD/NVMe)
• Network: 10 Gbps recommended

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✅ 2. Operating System

• Linux: RHEL/CentOS 7+, Ubuntu 18.04+, Debian 10+, Amazon Linux 2
• Windows Server: 2016, 2019, 2022
• macOS: Supported for development/testing only, not for production.

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✅ 3. Java Runtime

• Artifactory bundles its own OpenJDK (Java 11 or 17).
• External Java installation is not required unless running custom plugins.

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✅ 4. Databases

• Bundled: Derby (for evaluation only, not production)
• Production Databases Supported:
  • PostgreSQL (recommended)
  • MySQL/MariaDB
  • Oracle
  • MS SQL Server

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✅ 5. Storage

• File Storage:
  • Local file system (ext4/xfs recommended)
  • NFS v4 (for HA setups)
  • Object Storage (AWS S3, GCP Storage, Azure Blob)
• Recommendation: Use SSD/NVMe for artifact filestore for optimal performance.

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✅ 6. Application Server

• Runs as a standalone Java service.
• Can be deployed via:
  • RPM/DEB packages
  • Docker containers
  • Kubernetes/Helm charts
  • Zip/Tar distribution for manual setup.

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✅ 7. High Availability (HA) Requirements

• Cluster Nodes: Minimum 3 nodes for HA.
• Shared Filestore: NFS or object storage.
• Load Balancer: Required for HA front-end traffic.
• Database: External RDS/PostgreSQL recommended for HA.

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✅ 8. Ports

• 8081: Default HTTP port for Artifactory.
• 8082: JFrog Access service.
• 443/80: For SSL/TLS termination (if configured).

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📌 Summary:

• Start with 4 cores, 8 GB RAM for small use.
• Use 8+ cores, 16–32 GB RAM, SSD storage for production.
• Always use PostgreSQL and avoid Derby for production.
• Use object storage or NFS for HA setups.

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JFrog Artifactory System Requirements

1. Hardware Sizing (Based on Number of Active Clients)

Number of Active Clients	CPU Cores	RAM
0–20	4	6GB
20–100	6	12GB
100–200	8	18GB
200+	Contact JFrog Support for a tailored recommendation

For advanced workloads or highly available (HA) setups—especially with Xray or Pipelines integrations—higher specs or cluster sizing may be required 1234.

2. Disk and Storage

• Artifactory Base Disk: Minimum 200–300GB of fast disk (SSD recommended, ≥3,000 IOPS) for binaries.
• Sizing Guidance: JFrog suggests storage at least 3× your total artifact dataset to accommodate system backups and metadata. For very large setups (>10TB storage), custom consultation is advised 536.

3. Operating System and Platform Support

OS / Platform	Supported Versions
Debian	11.x, 12.x
Ubuntu	20.04, 22.04, 24.04
RHEL	8.x, 9.x
Amazon Linux	Amazon Linux 2023
Windows Server	2016, 2019
Rocky Linux	9.x
Kubernetes	1.27+, OpenShift 4.14+ (Helm Charts v3+)
Architectures	x86-64, ARM64 (K8s/Docker only; external DB required for ARM64)

Debian 12.x and Ubuntu 24.04 support begins from Artifactory 7.104.x 1278.

4. Database Requirements

• Default (Bundled for single node): H2 Database
• Production/HA: External database required (PostgreSQL highly recommended; also supports MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle, MS SQL Server)
• Database Sizing: Should be powerful enough to accommodate all cluster nodes for HA; must consistently provide the same view to all nodes. Eventual consistency/write-behind sync are not supported for HA 93.
• Disk Recommendation: Use SSD for DB storage for best performance.

5. Java

• Required Java Version: OpenJDK 17+ (varies by installation method/Artifactory version) 7.
  • Some older Artifactory versions (6.x) compatible with OpenJDK 8.

6. Network and Connectivity

• Reserved Ports: 8000–8100 internally (additionally, 8081, 8082 external for access) 106.
• High Availability: Static, high-throughput network recommended between nodes.
• Time Sync: All nodes/services require system time synchronization to avoid authentication/token issues

7. File System

• Application: Install Artifactory on directly attached local disk, NOT on NFS (NFS only acceptable for binary storage, not the application itself).
• Filestore: Can use local FS, NFS, or cloud object storage (S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage) 3.

8. Other General Recommendations

• Dedicated Server: Each JFrog component (Artifactory, Xray, Pipelines, etc.) should run on its own server to optimize performance and avoid conflicts .
• Privileges: Root/admin access required for installation and management.
• SELinux: If enabled, ensure it is correctly configured for artifact paths and required ports 7.

Summary Table

Requirement Area	Minimum / Recommended	Notes
CPU	4–8 cores	Scale up for more users/HA
RAM	6–18GB	Scale up for >200 users or heavy use
Disk	200–300GB SSD (~3× artifact size)	Use high IOPS SSD for best performance
OS/Platform	Ubuntu 20.04+/Debian 11+/RHEL 8+/Win 2016+/K8s 1.27+/ARM64	See above platform support table
Java	OpenJDK 17+	Check your Artifactory version
Database	PostgreSQL (recommended), MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle, MS SQL	HA always requires external DB
Filestore	Local FS/NFS/Cloud (S3/Azure/GCS)	Not supported: install app on NFS
Ports	8000–8100 (internal), 8081/8082 (external)	Plus DB and other service ports as needed
Privileges	Linux root/Windows Admin	For setup/config/upgrade
System Time	Synchronized	Recommended for all nodes in cluster

These requirements cover Artifactory OSS, Pro, Pro X, Enterprise X, and Enterprise+ installation scenarios (single node, cluster, or SaaS) and apply to both on-premises and cloud VM deployments. Production use, especially for HA/Enterprise, often requires more robust resources and tighter configuration.