Hi all, I have a large number of internal repositories/libraries/artifacts that I’d like to use in Palantir. Aware that we can use Artifact repositories to upload individual artifacts, but was wondering if there is any guidance on best practices for bringing in an entire group of dependencies (if for example I have 100 internal artifacts dependent on one another) all at once.
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More specifically, as an example, could a JForg artifact store be proxied in Foundry ?
It’s only possible on certain Enterprise environments, and you should reach out to your Palantir representative.
I also need this. No update?
Yes, some more clarification on this would be great! Usually, we are facing big code bases in big companies that we would like to integrate - especially now that python is supported first class on the ontology!
So an alternative workflow here is to create an “artifact repository” and upload the artifacts of your choice (conda, dockers, etc.) to it, even programatically. API calls are described in Platform.
See https://www.palantir.com/docs/foundry/code-repositories/publish-artifact/
However, still, “linking to your external artifact store” is not self-service today and requires your Palantir representative help. 