Nexus Bundler for Hoppr
The Nexus Bundler is a plug-in to package the collected artifacts into an existing Nexus instance.
note
At this time, the Nexus Bundler only supports a single Docker repository per Nexus instance
Configuration
The following fields are supported values for configuring this plugin (in the Hoppr transfer configuration file):
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| url | The URL for the Nexus API | Port 8081 on the server specified by the NEXUS_IP environment variable, using an http:// schema |
| username | User name to be used to access the Nexus instance | admin |
| password_env | Envirionment variable containing the password to access the Nexus instance with the above username | NEXUS_PW |
| docker_url | URL to be used to access the docker repository on the Nexus instance. | Port 5000 on the server specified by the NEXUS_IP environment variable, using an http:// schema |
| docker_port | Port on which the Nexus instance should listen for docker requests | 5000 |
| force_http | Indicates whether docker requests should be accessed using the http:// or https:// url schema. | False (docker requests must be made using https://) |
tip
The port of the docker_url may differ from that specified by docker_port because of port forwarding (for example, if Nexus is run as a docker image). docker_port is the port used internally by Nexus.
For example, if Nexus is run as a docker image via docker run -p 1701:5000 sonatype/nexus3:3.40.1 then the docker_port would be 5000, and the docker_url would be something like https://myserver.com:1701/.