Nexus Repository
Nexus Repository is a repository management tool used to store, retrieve, and manage software artifacts such as libraries, dependencies, and packages. It supports various formats like Maven, npm, and NuGet, enabling developers to manage these artifacts efficiently within their development pipelines. Nexus Repository integrates with CI/CD tools, offers security features for managing user access, and ensures streamlined artifact management in software development workflows.
The Nexus Repository Course offers a detailed understanding of Nexus Repository, covering its architecture and benefits for managing artifacts in development workflows. You’ll learn how to install and configure Nexus Repository on various operating systems, and verify the installation for proper operation.
Key topics include creating and managing repositories for tools like Maven, npm, and NuGet, configuring repository settings, and managing content within the repositories. The course will also show you how to deploy and retrieve artifacts, as well as integrate Nexus Repository with popular build tools such as Maven, Gradle, and npm.
You’ll explore security features, including user and role management, as well as integration with CI/CD tools like Jenkins and GitLab CI. Advanced topics cover clustering, administration, and performance optimization to ensure efficient usage of Nexus Repository in larger projects.
What You’ll Learn
- Introduction to Nexus Repository: Understanding its architecture, features, and how it compares to other repository managers.
- Installation and Setup: Installing Nexus Repository on various operating systems, configuring settings, and verifying successful installation.
- Repository Management: Creating and managing repositories (Maven, npm, NuGet, etc.), configuring repository settings, and managing repository content.
- Artifact Management: Deploying and retrieving artifacts using Nexus Repository, and integrating it with build tools like Maven, Gradle, and npm.
- Security: Configuring security settings, managing users and roles, and implementing authentication for secure repository management.
- Integration: Integrating Nexus Repository with CI/CD tools like Jenkins and GitLab CI, and with other tools like SonarQube for artifact scanning.
- Advanced Topics: Exploring clustering, advanced administration tasks, and optimizing the performance of Nexus Repository.
- Practical Applications: Managing Maven artifacts, deploying npm packages, and integrating Nexus Repository into development workflows for efficient artifact storage and management.
