WARNING: this repository is no longer maintained! As it was migrated to GitLab: https://gitlab.com/synacksynack/opsperator/docker-nexus

(historically based on https://github.com/Accenture/adop-nexus)

Build with:

$ make build

Test locally:

$ make run

The image recognizes the following environment variables that you can set during initialization by passing -e VAR=VALUE to the Docker run command.

Repositories provisioning is a work in progress. I stuck to the few use cases that matter for me, though there's a lot of stuff I did not implement. So far, we may pass a list (space separated) of repository definitions (pipe separated), ... which makes it quite impractical and ugly, ... of repositories to provision. Valid combinations may include:

NEXUS_RERPOSITORIES="
    my-npm-proxy|npm|proxy|https://registry.npmjs.org|npmblob
    my-npm-hosted|npm|hosted|npmblob
    my-apt-proxy|apt|proxy|https://ftp.debian.org|buster|aptblob
    my-apt-hosted|apt|hosted|keyring|passphrase|buster|aptblob
    my-dkr-http-proxy|docker|proxy|https://docker.io|5001||dkrblob
    my-dkr-https-hosted|docker|hosted|5002|yes|dkrblob
    my-dkr-http-nolistener|docker|hosted|||dkrblob
    my-raw|raw|hosted|default"

Blob stores would need to be provisioned as well - and bear in mind the API does allow to create repositories whose blob store does not exist:

NEXUS_BLOB_STORES="
    s3blobstore|s3-acces-key|s3-secret-key|s3-bucket|http://radosgw:8080|us-east-1
    npmblob aptblob dkrblob"

You can also set the following mount points by passing the -v /host:/container flag to Docker.