Install Java by executing the following command: yum -y install java-1.8.0-openjdk java-1.8.0-openjdk-develĪfter the installation is complete, check the java version to ensure that you are ready to go to the next step of downloading Repo. Installing Sonatype Nexus Repository OSS on CentOS 7īefore starting this tutorial, let's look at the minimum system requirements for running Sonatype Nexus Repo. In this tutorial, we will provide you with a comprehensive guide to setting up the version of Sonatype Nexus Repository OSS on CentOS 7. Sonatype Nexus repo can manage development components by delivering binary containers, components, and finished products. It supports the Java virtual machine (JVM) ecosystem, including Gradle, Ant, Maven, and Ivy.Ĭompatible standard tools include Eclipse, IntelliJ, Hudson, Jenkins, Puppet, Chef, Docker, etc. The location of the sonatype-work directory can be customized by altering the nexus-work property in $NEXUS_HOME/conf/ Nexus is a popular repository manager for most components, binaries, and build artifacts worldwide. If you installed the repository manager in the /usr/local directory it would also contain a sonatype-work subdirectory with a nested nexus directory containing all of the content and configuration. This directory contains all of the repository and configuration data and is stored outside of the installation directory to make it easier to upgrade to a newer version.īy default, this directory is always a sibling to the installation directory. The installation directory nexus-2.14.4-03 or nexus-professional-2.14.4-03 has a sibling directory named sonatype-work. Otherwise simply go with e.g., C:\nexus or something similar. If you plan to run the repository manager as a specific user you could install into the AppData\Local directory of that users home directory. On Windows you should install the repository manager outside Program Files to avoid problems with Windows file registry virtualization. If you downloaded the ZIP use: $ unzip nexus-2.14.5-02-bundle.zipĪnd, if you download the GZip’d TAR archive, run: $ tar xvzf nexus-2.14.įor Nexus Repository Manager Pro the equivalent commands would be: $ unzip nexus-professional-2.14.5-02-bundle.zip Nexus Repository Manager Pro and Nexus Repository Manager OSS do not have any hard coded directories. If you are installing the repository manager on a local workstation to give it a test run, you can install it in your home directory or wherever you like.
Unpack the web application archive in a directory.
Installing the repository is straightforward.
Nexus Repository Manager Pro and Nexus Repository Manager OSS are bundled with a Jetty instance that listens to all configured IP addresses on a host (0.0.0.0) and runs on port 8081 by default. The following instructions are for installing Nexus Repository Manager OSS or Nexus Repository Manager Pro as a stand-alone server.
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