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Configure Nexus IQ

Welcome Aboard

This source code repository has been configured as an application in Sonatype Nexus IQ
and the GitHub reported dependencies have been audited against your organization's policy. To
view the results of this audit, navigate to:

Application Report

If you need help accessing this report, please contact:

[email protected]

Now that you have an audit of the data provided by GitHub, configure Nexus IQ in your CI
to get continuous evaluations of your application's components.

Want to get a deep dive into how Nexus IQ can streamline component usage for developers? Check out IQ for Developers 100.

Jenkins Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Jenkins
  1. Install the Nexus Platform Plugin
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add the policy evaluation to your pipeline after your application is built. Each iqScanPattern is an Ant styled selector for files or archives to evaluate.
nexusPolicyEvaluation iqApplication: 'hello-spring-webmvc', iqScanPatterns: [[scanPattern: '**/*.js'], [scanPattern: '**/*.zip'], [scanPattern: '**/*.tar.gz'], [scanPattern: '**/*.jar'], [scanPattern: '**/*.war']], iqStage: 'build'

Using Freestyle builds or looking for ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

Bamboo Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  1. Install Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add an IQ Policy Evaluation task after your application is built with:
    1. Application: hello-spring-webmvc
    2. Stage: Build
    3. Scan Targets: Ant style comma seperated list of files to evaluate. (e.g. **/.js, **/.zip, **/.tar.gz, **/.jar, **/*.war)

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

GitHub Actions Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions
  1. Add Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions to your workflow
  2. Configure workflow step with:
    1. serverUrl: http://localhost:8070
    2. username: Your IQ username
    3. password: Your password
    4. application: hello-spring-webmvc
    5. stage: Build
    6. target: The path to a specific application archive file, a directory containing such archives or the ID of a Docker image. For archives, a number of formats are supported, including jar, war, ear, tar, tar.gz, zip and many others.

CLI Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for CLI

The Nexus IQ CLI can be used in many build systems that allow for running CLIs via script.

  1. Download the Nexus IQ CLI
  2. Evaluate an Archive or Directory with:
java -jar [nexus-iq-cli jar] -i hello-spring-webmvc -s http://localhost:8070 -a [username:password] [target]

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

Configure Nexus IQ

Welcome Aboard

)

This source code repository has been configured as an application in Sonatype Nexus IQ
and the GitHub reported dependencies have been audited against your organization's policy. To
view the results of this audit, navigate to:

Application Report

If you need help accessing this report, please contact:

[email protected]

Now that you have an audit of the data provided by GitHub, configure Nexus IQ in your CI
to get continuous evaluations of your application's components.

Want to get a deep dive into how Nexus IQ can streamline component usage for developers? Check out IQ for Developers 100.

Jenkins Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Jenkins
  1. Install the Nexus Platform Plugin
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add the policy evaluation to your pipeline after your application is built. Each iqScanPattern is an Ant styled selector for files or archives to evaluate.
nexusPolicyEvaluation iqApplication: 'hello-spring-webmvc', iqScanPatterns: [[scanPattern: '**/*.js'], [scanPattern: '**/*.zip'], [scanPattern: '**/*.tar.gz'], [scanPattern: '**/*.jar'], [scanPattern: '**/*.war']], iqStage: 'build'

Using Freestyle builds or looking for ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

Bamboo Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  1. Install Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add an IQ Policy Evaluation task after your application is built with:
    1. Application: hello-spring-webmvc
    2. Stage: Build
    3. Scan Targets: Ant style comma seperated list of files to evaluate. (e.g. **/.js, **/.zip, **/.tar.gz, **/.jar, **/*.war)

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

GitHub Actions Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions
  1. Add Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions to your workflow
  2. Configure workflow step with:
    1. serverUrl: http://localhost:8070
    2. username: Your IQ username
    3. password: Your password
    4. application: hello-spring-webmvc
    5. stage: Build
    6. target: The path to a specific application archive file, a directory containing such archives or the ID of a Docker image. For archives, a number of formats are supported, including jar, war, ear, tar, tar.gz, zip and many others.

CLI Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for CLI

The Nexus IQ CLI can be used in many build systems that allow for running CLIs via script.

  1. Download the Nexus IQ CLI
  2. Evaluate an Archive or Directory with:
java -jar [nexus-iq-cli jar] -i hello-spring-webmvc -s http://localhost:8070 -a [username:password] [target]

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

Configure Nexus IQ

Welcome Aboard

This source code repository has been configured as an application in Sonatype Nexus IQ

The GitHub reported dependencies have been audited against your organization's policy. To
view the results of this audit, navigate to:

Application Report - GitHub Dependency Audit

Your latest release has been scanned and evaluated using the Nexus IQ CLI. To view
the results of this comprehensive evaluation, navigate to:

Application Report - Release Evaluation

Your latest package has been scanned and evaluated using the Nexus IQ CLI. To view
the results of this comprehensive evaluation, navigate to:

Application Report - Package Evaluation

If you need help accessing a report, please contact:

Now that you have an audit of the data provided by GitHub, configure Nexus IQ in your CI
to get continuous evaluations of your application's components.

Want to get a deep dive into how Nexus IQ can streamline component usage for developers? Check out IQ for Developers 100.

Jenkins Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Jenkins
  1. Install the Nexus Platform Plugin
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add the policy evaluation to your pipeline after your application is built. Each iqScanPattern is an Ant styled selector for files or archives to evaluate.
nexusPolicyEvaluation iqApplication: 'hello-spring-webmvc', iqScanPatterns: [[scanPattern: '**/*.js'], [scanPattern: '**/*.zip'], [scanPattern: '**/*.tar.gz'], [scanPattern: '**/*.jar'], [scanPattern: '**/*.war']], iqStage: 'build'

Using Freestyle builds or looking for ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

Bamboo Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  1. Install Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add an IQ Policy Evaluation task after your application is built with:
    1. Application: hello-spring-webmvc
    2. Stage: Build
    3. Scan Targets: Ant style comma seperated list of files to evaluate. (e.g. **/.js, **/.zip, **/.tar.gz, **/.jar, **/*.war)

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

GitHub Actions Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions
  1. Add Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions to your workflow
  2. Configure workflow step with:
    1. serverUrl: http://localhost:8070
    2. username: Your IQ username
    3. password: Your password
    4. application: hello-spring-webmvc
    5. stage: Build
    6. target: The path to a specific application archive file, a directory containing such archives or the ID of a Docker image. For archives, a number of formats are supported, including jar, war, ear, tar, tar.gz, zip and many others.

CLI Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for CLI

The Nexus IQ CLI can be used in many build systems that allow for running CLIs via script.

  1. Download the Nexus IQ CLI
  2. Evaluate an Archive or Directory with:
java -jar [nexus-iq-cli jar] -i hello-spring-webmvc -s http://localhost:8070 -a [username:password] [target]

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

Configure Nexus IQ

Welcome Aboard

This source code repository has been configured as an application in Sonatype Nexus IQ. In order to
get continuous evaluations of your application's components configure Nexus IQ in your CI. To get
access to Nexus IQ, please contact:

[email protected]

Want to get a deep dive into how Nexus IQ can streamline component usage for developers? Check out IQ for Developers 100.

Jenkins Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Jenkins
  1. Install the Nexus Platform Plugin
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add the policy evaluation to your pipeline after your application is built. Each iqScanPattern is an Ant styled selector for files or archives to evaluate.
nexusPolicyEvaluation iqApplication: 'hello-spring-webmvc', iqScanPatterns: [[scanPattern: '**/*.js'], [scanPattern: '**/*.zip'], [scanPattern: '**/*.tar.gz'], [scanPattern: '**/*.jar'], [scanPattern: '**/*.war']], iqStage: 'build'

Using Freestyle builds or looking for ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

Bamboo Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  1. Install Nexus IQ for Bamboo
  2. Configure your Nexus IQ Server to http://localhost:8070
  3. Configure authorization to Nexus IQ Server
  4. Add an IQ Policy Evaluation task after your application is built with:
    1. Application: hello-spring-webmvc
    2. Stage: Build
    3. Scan Targets: Ant style comma seperated list of files to evaluate. (e.g. **/.js, **/.zip, **/.tar.gz, **/.jar, **/*.war)

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

GitHub Actions Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions
  1. Add Nexus IQ for GitHub Actions to your workflow
  2. Configure workflow step with:
    1. serverUrl: http://localhost:8070
    2. username: Your IQ username
    3. password: Your password
    4. application: hello-spring-webmvc
    5. stage: Build
    6. target: The path to a specific application archive file, a directory containing such archives or the ID of a Docker image. For archives, a number of formats are supported, including jar, war, ear, tar, tar.gz, zip and many others.

CLI Configuration

Click to see how to setup Nexus IQ for CLI

The Nexus IQ CLI can be used in many build systems that allow for running CLIs via script.

  1. Download the Nexus IQ CLI
  2. Evaluate an Archive or Directory with:
java -jar [nexus-iq-cli jar] -i hello-spring-webmvc -s http://localhost:8070 -a [username:password] [target]

Looking for more details or ways to customize your evaluation? Check out Sonatype Help.

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