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Nexus Setup and Integrated With Jenkins

This document outlines the steps to set up Nexus and integrate it with Jenkins, starting from launching an instance to configuring Jenkins for Nexus artifact uploading. Key steps include installing Java, downloading and configuring Nexus, creating a repository, and setting up Jenkins with the necessary plugins and credentials. The final goal is to enable the deployment of WAR files to the Nexus repository through Jenkins jobs.

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Nexus Setup and Integrated With Jenkins

This document outlines the steps to set up Nexus and integrate it with Jenkins, starting from launching an instance to configuring Jenkins for Nexus artifact uploading. Key steps include installing Java, downloading and configuring Nexus, creating a repository, and setting up Jenkins with the necessary plugins and credentials. The final goal is to enable the deployment of WAR files to the Nexus repository through Jenkins jobs.

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NEXUS SETUP AND INTEGRATED TO JENKINS

STEP-1: LAUNCH INSTANCE WITH T2.MEDIUM AND 8081 PORT

STEP-2: INSTALL JAVA1.8.0 AS THE NEXUS DEPENDENCY

STEP-3: CREATE A FOLDER (mkdir /app)

SETP-4: GO TO FOLDER (cd /app)

STEP-5: DOWNLOAD THE NEUXS (sudo wget -O nexus.tar.gz


https://download.sonatype.com/nexus/3/latest-unix.tar.gz)

STEP-6: UNTAR THE FILE (tar -zxvf filename)

STEP-7: RENAME THE NEXUS FILE (from nexus-3* to nexus)

STEP-8: ADD NEXUS USER (useradd nexus)

STEP-9: CHANGE THE OWNERS OF THE FILES (chmod -R nexus:nexus file_names)

STEP-10: CHANGE nexus.rc file (vim nexux/bin/nexus.rc)

run_as_user="nexus"

STEP-11: WRITE A SCRIPT TO RUN NEXUS (vi /etc/systemd/system/nexus.service)

[Unit]

Description=nexus service

After=network.target

[Service]

Type=forking

LimitNOFILE=65536

User=nexus

Group=nexus

ExecStart=/app/nexus/bin/nexus start

ExecStop=/app/nexus/bin/nexus stop
User=nexus

Restart=on-abort

[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

STEP-12: CHECK THE CONFIGURATION (chkconfig nexus on)

STEP-13: START THE NEXUS (systemctl start nexus)

STEP-14: CHECK THE STATUS (systemctl status nexus)

STEP-15: CONNECT TO NEXUS (public:8081)

AFTER LOGIN INTO NEXUS SIGN OUT FROM THE DASHBOARD, BECAUSE THAT IS THE
DEFAULT PAGE, WE NEED TO CREATE OUR BY OWN

CLICK ON SIGN-IN

IT WILL ASKS THE USER NAME & PASSWORD

USERNAME: admin

PASSWORD: cat /app/sonatype-work/nexus3/admin.password

use this command in our server to get the password and paste it into our nexus dashboard
NOW GO TO SERVER ADMINISTRATION AND CONFIGURATION
SELECT REPOSITORIES

SELECT CREATE-REPOSITORY

SELECT MAVEN2(HOSTED)
GIVE REPOSITORY NAME AS myapp-releases and click on create repositories

now you can see our repository created in dashboard

NOW GO TO JENKINS AND INSTALL PLUGIN "nexus artifactory uploader"

GO TO MANAGE JENKINS AND CONFIGURE JENKINS

GO TO SONATYPE NEXUS

ADD CREDENTIALS :
and add description as nexus credentials

CLICK ON TEST CONNECTION, THEN YOU WILL SEE THE MESSAGE

NOW GO AND CREATE A JOB

GIT: URL OF OUR PROJECT

ADD BUILD STEP: invoke top-level maven targets


ADD BUILD STEP: Nexus artifact uploader
NOW GO TO POST BUILD ACTIONS: deploy war/ear to container

NOW SAVE AND BUILD THE JOB

IF THE BUILD GETS SUCCESS:

then we can see that war files are stored in nexus repository

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Install nexus platform plugin in jenkins

Go to jenkins —> configuration system —> nexus

Display name: nexus

Server-id: nexus-repo
Server url: public ip of nexus:8081

Credentials: ****

Test connection

Go to job:

Configure —>

Add a build step: Nexus Repository Manager Publisher

Nexus instance: auto update

Nexus-repo: sample-releases

packages:

Group: search in pom.xlm

Artifact id: search in pom.xlm

Version: search in pom.xlm

Package: war

Artifact:

File path: target/myweb-8.2.5.war

Extension: .war

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