Overview

Overview of the artifact repository connectors available in Harness, where to add them, and how they differ from cloud provider connectors.

You connect Harness to an artifact repository by adding an Artifact Repositories connector. Once you add the connector, it is available in Pipelines and in Connectors of the same Account, Org, or Project.

You can connect to an artifact repository inline while developing your pipeline, or separately from your Account, Org, or Project Connectors page.

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What you will learn from this topic

• Available connector types: Which artifact repositories Harness connects to, and where the setup steps for each one live.

• Connector scope: How account, org, and project scope affect where you add a connector.

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Available connectors

For instructions on connecting to a specific artifact repository, see:

• Connect to Artifactory

• Connect to Jenkins

• Connect to a Docker registry

• Connect to an HTTP Helm repository

• Connect to an OCI Helm registry

• Connect to Nexus

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Connector Scope

You can add an artifact repository connector at the account, org, or project scope. Each connector page above explains the steps at the project scope. The process is the same for org and account scope, starting from the corresponding Connectors page.

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Next steps

• Use delegate selectors: Control which delegate runs a connector's operations.

• Add a secret manager: Store the credentials an artifact repository connector uses to authenticate.