Nexus Repository Helps Developers Overcome New Docker Hub Rate Limits
Development teams building applications use Nexus Repository (Nexus) to store and manage all of their components, build artifacts, and containers. It provides an efficient way to locally cache myriad types of software packages, and enables users to proxy public registries such as Maven Central, npm, and Docker Hub to reduce ... Read More
Nexus on the Ascent
Heading into this year, JFrog questioned the future of the Nexus Platform following news of Sonatype being acquired by Vista - sensing “tremors” on the horizon. The “tremors” were simply fabrications from a competitor and the reality is that Nexus is stronger and more forward-thinking than ever. The continued ascent ... Read More
Nexus as a Container Registry
Over the last decade, developers have experienced a shift in the way applications and the underlying operating system are packaged and deployed. The rise in usage of Docker containers and Kubernetes (K8s), the most popular open source container-orchestration system, has transformed the software supply chain. On one side, development, testing ... Read More
Storage Management Best Practices: Part 1 – Components In Motion
New in Nexus Repository 3.26, users now have an effective way to migrate components between two or more Nexus Repository instances with the Import/Export feature. This latest release delivers Nexus Repository Import and Export tasks with full support of all eight formats (Raw, Maven, NuGet, npm, Rubygems, Yum, Docker, and ... Read More
New in Nexus Repository 3.25: How Do I Switch to NuGet V3?
We are excited to announce the official release of Nexus Repository 3.25. Delivering on much anticipation from the Nexus community, this release completes full support for NuGet V3 repositories, including new NuGet V3 Group repositories, and gives both Nexus Repository Pro and OSS users access to the up-to-date V3 API ... Read More
New in Nexus Repository 3.24: Storage Optimization at Scale and NuGet V3 Hosted
We are excited to announce the official release of Nexus Repository 3.24. This release focuses on two initiatives from the Nexus Repository product teams - enterprise administration capabilities and frictionless ecosystem support. Continuing on our core principles for delivering the most robust, universal binary repository manager to Nexus users, this ... Read More
New in Nexus Repository 3.23: Nexus Intelligence via npm audit
We are excited to announce the official release of Nexus Repository 3.23. In this release, we continue the story of our enhanced JavaScript support with the new Nexus Intelligence via npm audit feature** available to both Nexus Repository OSS and Pro users. Over the past couple months, Sonatype product teams ... Read More
Nexus Repository: A Strategic Guide from Git to Governance
As leaders of organizations, innovators of technology, and practitioners of continuous development, we must understand the constant changes in the industry to better suit the needs of the business and of our customers. The role of modern software development has evolved. Developers, IT operations, quality engineering, and security teams have ... Read More
SAML/SSO Authentication and Conan in Nexus Repository 3.22
Introducing the release of Nexus Repository 3.22. Our product teams are excited to announce SAML/SSO authentication for Nexus Repository Pro. In addition to SAML/SSO, this release includes proxy support for Conan native format in both Nexus Repository Pro users and our free version, Nexus Repository OSS. Conan is the decentralized, ... Read More
Helm & Nexus: Steering Towards Faster Deployments in Nexus 3.21
The Nexus team is fully rigged as we steer into a big year for new features and releases in 2020! We are excited to announce the official release of Nexus Repository 3.21, stacked with new formats including native support for Helm in both Nexus Repository Pro and our free version ... Read More
