thanks for the nice tutorial, really helpful. how can we create multiple repository in nexus and expose it in one public URL ? does each repo's need to have each of its public URL ?
The public URL of your nexus server will only be : FQDN-OF-YOUR-NEXUS-SERVER:PORT/ which will be followed by the unique image name & its tag. If you want to create multiple types of repository - say one for storing Docker Images, one for Maven Repo etc, each one of these will have to be exposed on a specific port. Hope this clarifies.
thanks for the nice tutorial, thans its a very good work. How could I enable a docker proxy/group? I want every time I run "docker pull centos" o another image, first the image is downloaded from docker hub directly to Nexus and then Nexus provides the download for me. Nexus being the bridge between the docker hub and the machine. thanks you!
Hello, not sure if we understand your ask but if you need to enable SSL for Nexus, its no different from adding certificates for any other server and you can look up the exact details out here : help.sonatype.com/repomanager3/system-configuration/configuring-ssl. With this, you can access either http or https repo URLs. Hope this helps.
Thanks you. I learned a lot.
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thanks for the nice tutorial, really helpful. how can we create multiple repository in nexus and expose it in one public URL ? does each repo's need to have each of its public URL ?
The public URL of your nexus server will only be : FQDN-OF-YOUR-NEXUS-SERVER:PORT/ which will be followed by the unique image name & its tag. If you want to create multiple types of repository - say one for storing Docker Images, one for Maven Repo etc, each one of these will have to be exposed on a specific port.
Hope this clarifies.
thanks for the nice tutorial, thans its a very good work.
How could I enable a docker proxy/group?
I want every time I run "docker pull centos" o another image, first the image is downloaded from docker hub directly to Nexus and then Nexus provides the download for me.
Nexus being the bridge between the docker hub and the machine.
thanks you!
Thanks!
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Thanks for your video.. I have a query how can i enable ssl for specific repos?
Hello, not sure if we understand your ask but if you need to enable SSL for Nexus, its no different from adding certificates for any other server and you can look up the exact details out here : help.sonatype.com/repomanager3/system-configuration/configuring-ssl. With this, you can access either http or https repo URLs.
Hope this helps.