lapeer.blogg.se - Nexus installer

Note: In this case, (VM) refers to the virtual machine where your Nexus container is running. :8083 to 8085 -> Reserved for usage of individual repositories serving custom protocol such as Docker. :8082 -> Nexus UI served on https protocol once configured :8081 -> Nexus UI served on http protocol

Users will then be able to connect to and access these services. Create the directory volume and set permission as below.ĭocker-compose creates the containers and makes the services available for use on the following ports. The Nexus container may run with different permissions than the current user.

Configured with a restart policy so that it restarts at the time the VM restarts.

Nexus is configured with a memory limit of 3GB and storage is mapped to the VM for data and serves on port range of 8081 to 8085.

Then, create the Docker-compose file for Nexus Log in to the machine and select the directory.

Disk space of 10+ GB to store the Docker images.

Check to make sure the machine has at least 4 GB of RAM free, and.

Make sure Docker services are running and Docker-compose is working.

In this setup, we are configuring Nexus as a Docker container. We can install Nexus as a service or as a Docker container using Docker-Compose.