Explore the Nexus Platform
Java
Automate open source governance and scale DevOps with precise intelligence for Java components.
JavaScript
Automate open source governance and scale DevOps with precise intelligence for JavaScript components.
.Net
Automate open source governance and scale DevOps with precise intelligence for .Net components.
PyPI
Proxy and host PyPI components and define and enforce rules for PyPI component usage to ensure only the best PyPI components enter your Nexus Repository.
GitHub
The Nexus Platform plugin for Jenkins pushes component intelligence into GitHub where developers can view and respond to policy violations.
PHP
Generate a software bill of materials for PHP components to identify potential security risks and prioritize remediation based on severity.
Swift
Generate a software bill of materials for Swift components to identify potential security risks and prioritize remediation based on severity.
CocoaPods
Generate a software bill of materials for CocoaPods to identify potential security risks and prioritize remediation based on severity.
Ruby Gems
Proxy and host Ruby Gem repositories and generate a software bill of materials for Ruby Gem components to identify potential security risks.
C and C++
Generate a software bill of materials for C and C++ components to identify potential security risks and prioritize remediation based on severity.
Microsoft Visual Studio
Empower developers with precise component intelligence directly within Microsoft Visual Studio.
Jenkins
Shift security and quality practices left by automatically sending alerts or failing Jenkins builds when application components are out of compliance with your open source policies.
Atlassian Bamboo
Shift security and quality practices left by automatically sending alerts or failing Bamboo builds when application components are out of compliance with your open source policies.
Maven
Infuse your Maven builds with the most precise component intelligence and automatically fail builds based on policy violations, including violations found in transitive dependencies.
SonarQube
View Sonatype's precise component intelligence directly in SonarQube 6.x projects and dashboards, ensuring teams are evaluating every facet of high-quality application development.
Xebia Labs
Identify the risk associated with open source components used within your applications and understand where those applications are deployed - QA, UAT, Production.
npm
Node.js developers, Grunt users, and others can use Nexus Repository Manager to proxy npmjs.org and locally host their own npm packages.
NuGet
.Net developers can take advantage of the NuGet package manager and the integration in VisualStudio to manage their own and third-party packages.
Yum
Establish a deployment pipeline from your Maven build to your Linux servers using RPM packages and YUM repositories.
RPM
Define and enforce rules for RPM usage to ensure only the best RPM components enter your Yum Nexus Repository.
GitLFS
Reduce download times by hosting large files locally in Nexus Repository, so all of your binaries are managed in one central location.
AWS
Manage and secure open source and third party components in the cloud with Nexus Repository and IQ Server.
OpenShift
Use Nexus to store and manage binaries, build artifacts, and Docker containers within your OpenShift environment.
Mesosphere DC/OS
Deploy Nexus Repository as a free solution for managing open source components and Docker containers within DC/OS.
Atlassian Crowd
Connect Nexus Repository to the same security backend as Confluence, Bamboo, and JIRA.
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