I recently setup a Nexus Professional (now known as Sonatype Nexus Repository) instance on a Solaris zone for Apache. The ASF infra team requests documentation for any production instance to help maintain the road. I captured every step of the process, from setting up the users, installing Nexus, hooking it into SMF (Solaris's inet.d replacement), to configuring mod_proxy and https certificates, and allowing rsync access from the Maven Central repository.
In addition to serving as a server book for this instance, I think these docs are a great resource for users to see an end to end installation on Solaris (mostly all of it is applicable to Linux).
I will continue to update these pages as things change, and will also document how I have configured the Nexus application, to show how to properly configure Repository Targets, Permissions, Staging Profiles, etc.
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Brian Fox, CTO and co-founder of Sonatype, is a Governing Board Member for the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF), a Governing Board Member for the Fintech Open Source Foundation (FINOS), a member of the Monetary Authority of Singapore Cyber and Technology Resilience Experts (CTREX) Panel, a ...
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