Cloud Nexus Repository Setup
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m standing up a new artifact repository and have chosen Sonatype’s hosted Nexus service as the foundation. I need someone who already knows this platform inside-out to configure it and wire it seamlessly into our existing pipelines.
The immediate scope is to spin up hosted repositories for Maven and npm packages, apply best-practice security policies (vulnerability scanning, automatic quarantine of risky components, and quality-gate enforcement) and connect the repository to our CI/CD estate—Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD and Bitbucket. RBAC must align to our LDAP/SSO so teams inherit the right privileges without manual user management.
Deliverables
• A fully configured Sonatype Nexus cloud instance with hosted Maven and npm repositories ready for production
• CI/CD integration scripts or step templates for Jenkinsfiles, GitHub Actions workflows, GitLab pipelines and Bitbucket pipelines
• Security configuration: audit & quarantine rules, policy violation blocks and sample reports
• LDAP/SSO integration with role mappings documented
• Step-by-step run book and a short hand-over session (video call plus recorded walkthrough)
I’m looking for someone who has done this before, not a first-timer—please highlight previous Nexus Repository work and any related dependency security experience when you reply.
The immediate scope is to spin up hosted repositories for Maven and npm packages, apply best-practice security policies (vulnerability scanning, automatic quarantine of risky components, and quality-gate enforcement) and connect the repository to our CI/CD estate—Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD and Bitbucket. RBAC must align to our LDAP/SSO so teams inherit the right privileges without manual user management.
Deliverables
• A fully configured Sonatype Nexus cloud instance with hosted Maven and npm repositories ready for production
• CI/CD integration scripts or step templates for Jenkinsfiles, GitHub Actions workflows, GitLab pipelines and Bitbucket pipelines
• Security configuration: audit & quarantine rules, policy violation blocks and sample reports
• LDAP/SSO integration with role mappings documented
• Step-by-step run book and a short hand-over session (video call plus recorded walkthrough)
I’m looking for someone who has done this before, not a first-timer—please highlight previous Nexus Repository work and any related dependency security experience when you reply.
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