This cookbook installs and configures Sonatype Nexus 3 Repository Manager OSS according to https://books.sonatype.com/nexus-book/reference3/install.html

Use the nexus3 resource to download and install the latest Nexus 3 Repository Manager OSS.

Use the nexus3_api resource to configure Nexus 3 Repository Manager via its REST API.

Use the nexus3_repo resource to configure Nexus 3 repositories.

Use the nexus3_group resource to configure Nexus 3 repository groups.

Use the nexus3_user resource to configure Nexus 3 users.

• Chef 12.14.34+
• ark cookbook
  • Note: include_recipe 'ark' is required for Windows servers, as it is not implicit.
• Java 8+ from Oracle or OpenJDK (not installed, pick your own)

• CentOS, RedHat, Fedora
• Debian, Ubuntu
• Windows

Downloads and installs the latest Nexus 3 Repository Manager OSS.

• node['nexus3']['version'] - The version of Nexus 3 to download. Default 3.2.1-01.
• node['nexus3']['url'] - The download URL of Nexus 3 Repository Manager. This can be a specific version of Nexus Repository Manager OSS or Nexus Repository Manager Pro. Default http://download.sonatype.com/nexus/3/nexus-3.2.1-01-unix.tar.gz.
• node['nexus3']['checksum'] (optional) - The checksum of Nexus Repository Manager. Default nil.
• node['nexus3']['path'] - Install directory. Default Linux: /opt Windows: #{ENV['SYSTEMDRIVE']}.
• node['nexus3']['data'] - Data directory. Default #{node['nexus3']['path']}/sonatype-work/nexus3.
• node['nexus3']['home'] - Link to install directory. Default #{node['nexus3']['path']}/nexus3.
• node['nexus3']['properties_variables'] - A Hash of variables that are passed into a template file. Default { host: '0.0.0.0', port: '8081', args: '${jetty.etc}/jetty.xml,${jetty.etc}/jetty-http.xml,${jetty.etc}/jetty-requestlog.xml', context_path: '/' }.
• node['nexus3']['vmoptions_variables'] - A Hash of variables that are passed into a template file. Note that data directory will be injected into the hash if it is not defined. Default { Xms: '1200M', Xmx: '1200M' }.
• node['nexus3']['nofile_limit'] - Limit of open files available for the Nexus3 service in systemd. Default 65,536 as suggested by the Sonatype documentation on newer releases.

The default value for the HTTP port used to access the repository manager user interface and resources is 8081. To change HTTP Port to 8443, Context Path to /components/ and serve HTTPS directly set the properties_variables hash with the updated settings:

include_recipe 'java_se'

node.default['nexus3']['properties_variables'] = { port: '8443', args: '${jetty.etc}/jetty.xml,${jetty.etc}/jetty-https.xml,${jetty.etc}/jetty-requestlog.xml', context_path: '/components/' }
include_recipe 'nexus3'

The default and maximum heap sizes for the repository manager are a value of 1200 MB, suitable for most usage patterns. To install latest nexus3 with 1500 MB initial memory and 2 GB max memory, set it in the vmoptions_variables:

include_recipe 'java_se'

node.default['nexus3']['vmoptions_variables'] = { Xms1500M: nil, Xmx2G: nil }
include_recipe 'nexus3'

The vmoptions_variables attributes are mapped to JVM options -<key>=<value> if a value is defined. If <value> is nil, the option becomes -<key>.

api_client - A ::Nexus3::Api instance. Default is configured using following nexus3.api attributes: endpoint, username & password

Downloads and installs the latest Nexus Repository Manager OSS v3.

• :install - Default. Downloads and installs the latest Nexus Repository Manager OSS v3.

Since the installation is resource-based, you can install different Nexus3 instances on the same node. Make sure to specify different home and data directories, as well as different port numbers.

• instance_name - Name of service. Default value is the name of the resource block.
• nexus3_user - The owner of nexus3. Creates a nexus user with the value passed in. Default node['nexus3']['user'].
• nexus3_group - The group of nexus3. Creates a nexus group with the value passed in. Default node['nexus3']['group'].
• version - Version of Nexus3 to install. Default node['nexus3']['version']
• url - The download URL of latest Nexus 3 Repository Manager OSS. This can be updated to download a specific version of Nexus Repository Manager OSS or Nexus Repository Manager Pro. Default node['nexus3']['url'].
• checksum (optional) - The checksum of Nexus Repository Manager. Default node['nexus3']['checksum'].
• data - Data directory. Default node['nexus3']['data'].
• path - Install directory. Default node['nexus3']['path'].
• nexus3_home - Link to install directory. Default node['nexus3']['home'].
• service_name - Name of service used for the system service manager (systemd or other). Defaults to instance_name.
• properties_variables - A Hash of variables that are passed into a template file. Default node['nexus3']['properties_variables'].
• vmoptions_variables - A Hash of variables that are passed into a template file. Note that data directory will be injected into the hash if it is not defined. Default node['nexus3']['vmoptions_variables'].

The default value for the HTTP port used to access the repository manager user interface and resources is 8081. To change HTTP Port to 8443, Context Path to /components/ and serve HTTPS directly, set the properties_variables hash with the updated settings:

include_recipe 'java_se'

nexus3 'nexus' do
  properties_variables(
    host: '0.0.0.0',
    port: '8443',
    args: '${jetty.etc}/jetty.xml,${jetty.etc}/jetty-https.xml,${jetty.etc}/jetty-requestlog.xml',
    context_path: '/components/'
  )
  action :install
end

The default and maximum heap sizes for the repository manager are a value of 1200M, suitable for most usage patterns. To install latest nexus3 with 1500M initial memory and 2G max memory, set it in the vmoptions_variable:

include_recipe 'java_se'

nexus3 'nexus' do
  vmoptions_variables(
    Xms: '1500M',
    Xmx: '2G'
  )
  action :install
end

Configures Nexus 3 Repository Manager via API. Low-level resource, usually used within other resources.

• :create - Creates or updates the named script on the repository manager (default action).
• :run - Runs the named script on the repository manager. The script must already have been created.
• :delete - Deletes the named script from the repository manager.

• script_name - Name of script. Default value is the name of the resource block.
• content - Content of script. This is usually Groovy, see Sonatype Nexus 3 documentation for more information, or see the example scripts in the repo resource.
• args - Hash, String or NilClass arguments passed when :run is called.

See api_examples for more examples of using nexus3_api resource to configure Nexus Repository Manager. Pull Requests improving or adding additional API Examples are welcome and encouraged.

Creates or updates private script on Nexus 3 Repository Manager, then runs the script.

nexus3_api 'private' do
  content "repository.createMavenHosted('private')"
  action :run
end

Configures Nexus 3 repositories via API. This works by calling a Groovy script which will trigger the creation, update or deletion of a given repository. For ease of reading the source code, scripts are stored under files/default with the help of libraries/scripts_helper.rb.

• :create - Creates or updates a repository, passing a configuration via args.
• :delete - Deletes a repository.

• repo_name - Name of repository to act on, defaults to resource property name.
• repo_type - Type (or recipe in Nexus 3 words) of repository to create, among maven2-hosted, maven2-proxy, 'npm-hosted`, ... (default: 'maven2-hosted')
• attributes - Hash of attributes passed to the :create action, used to specify repository attributes for creation or update.
• online - Whether to put the repository online or not (default: true).

Configures scheduled tasks via API.

• :create - Creates or updates a scheduled task.
• :delete - Removes a scheduled task.

• task_name - Name of task to act on, defaults to resource name.
• task_source - Source code of the script to run, for now it defaults to running Groovy scripts (typeID: script).
• task_crontab - Actual schedule in the form of a crontab string.

Configures Nexus 3 repository groups via API. This works wrapping the nexus3_repo resource with names of member repositories added as an attribute.

• :create - Creates or updates a group, passing a configuration via attributes.
• :delete - Deletes a group.

• group_name - Name of repository group to act on, defaults to resource property name.
• group_type - Type (or recipe in Nexus 3 words) of repository group to create, among maven2-group, 'npm-group`, ... (default: 'maven2-group')
• attributes - Hash of attributes passed to the :create action, used to specify repository attributes for creation or update.
• online - Whether to put the repository online or not (default: true).
• repositories - Array of repository names that compose the group.

Configures users for use with Nexus3. Users can be assigned roles and privileges, which are seen in the nexus3_role resource.

• :create - Creates or updates a user. You can change a non-admin user's password with this resource. You will have to use a (yet to be written) nexus3_admin_password resource to update the current admin password.
• :delete - Deletes a user.

• username - Username to create, defaults to resource name.
• password - Password of user.
• first_name - User first name.
• last_name - User last name.
• email - User email address.
• roles - Array of roles to assign to the user (either the default ones or those added with the nexus3_role resource).

Configures roles to use with Nexus3, so you can assign users to these roles later. Roles are associated with a list of privileges defined by Nexus3 and can be nested.

• :create - Creates or updates a role.
• :delete - Deletes a role.

• role_name - Name of role to update, defaults to resource name.
• description - A free-form description of the role.
• roles - Array of roles that are part of this role. If any role does not exist, it will be ignored if you use the script provided.
• privileges - Array of privileges defined in Nexus3.

• Ask specific questions on Stack Overflow.
• Report bugs and discuss potential features in Github issues.

Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.

Authors: Denis Hoer ([email protected])

License: MIT - see the accompanying LICENSE file for details.