Hi all. We are moving to Maven + Jenkins + Artifactory in our big project and
we have now the following question.

On this days, we delivery the binaries with Subversion, so, after a request,
we merged the fixes with the binaries to a stable branch and updated the
Tomcat in our clients server selectively -ticket by ticket-. 

Now we have a CI process including Maven where after each commit, we compile
and test our code and send our war to Artifactory. We have never used war
files before, since using SVN was enough. I know that we have big problems
with security, performance, etc. That's the reason that is moving us to
change. 

The problem that we have now is that since our war has 600MB of length, it
is not viable to download all again just for a JS change, for example. So it
is not good for our clients to say "ok, now we have a robust method for
deployment, but yesterday, with the old approach, you had the fixes in 2
minutes, and now it takes 5 hours to download all the binares"

Do Artifactory has an approach to this kind of problems in deployment? I
know that it has a checksum hash to manage the binares internally, but I
supose that the deployment itself is not a direct matter of Artifactory. 

If not, Is there somebody that dealed with this kind of situations before?
Because I fought hard to implement this architecture, and now it seems like
everything is lost, because it is not viable to deploy in this way to our
clients and maybe we should go back to SVN to deliver our binaries.

I hope that you can show me a light a the end of the tunnel.

Best regards,

Marcos



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