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What artifacts are: These are files and components created during the software development process.
They are used to build software applications and ensure a smooth transition from development to deployment.
What are artifacts used for?
Software package versions: Artifacts are used to specify the versions of software packages that will be deployed.
Rollbacks: Artifacts are used to revert an application to an earlier version if there is a problem.
Efficient software delivery: Artifacts are essential for efficient software delivery and management.
What types of artifacts are there?
Compiled code: The compiled version of an application, such as a .jar or .exe file
Binary files: Libraries or other dependencies that an application needs to run
Packages: Deployable units such as NuGet packages, WAR files, or Docker images
Database scripts: Scripts for setting up, modifying, or tearing down databases
Configuration files: Files for configuring the application or environment
How are artifacts managed?
1.) Artifacts are stored in an artifact repository for easy access by team members.
2.) Artifact repository managers can move, copy, and delete artifacts to keep repositories consistent.