Forked from sonatype-nexus-community/nexus3-casc-plugin.
CLI to inject the configuration stored in YAML(s) into Sonatype Nexus repository manager 3.
Nexus3CaaC provides you a way to configure a Nexus 3 server to perform the following operations:
- Changing admin password
- Enabling or disabling...
- anonymous access
- realms
- Setting HTTP(s) proxies
- Setting a SMTP connection
- Importing certificates from...
- server addresses
- PEM format
- Creating or updating...
- blob stores to store objects locally or in AWS S3
- content selectors
- cleanup policies
- routing rules
- repositories for all formats (maven2, npm, docker, etc) and types (hosted, remote and group)
- internal users
- custom roles
- custom privileges
- scheduled tasks
- LDAP connections
- Deleting any unknown configuration for items like...
- blob stores
- content selectors
- cleanup policies
- routing rules
- repositories
- internal users (anonymous and admin users will be ignored)
- custom roles (built-in roles will be ignored)
- custom privileges (built-in privileges will be ignored)
- scheduled tasks
- LDAP connections
Nexus 3 provides a powerful scripting API to simplify provisioning and executing other complex tasks. These scripts are written in Groovy language.
Nexus3CaaC takes advantage of this capability to inject some scripts in Nexus 3 using its API rest. It also reads the configuration from YAML files, connects to the Nexus 3 server and uses its API to invoke every script sending the configuration values as input arguments.
The CLI is written in python 3.8 and the scripts for Nexus 3 are written in Groovy.
As said before, you can use YAML files to define your custom configuration. You can place this YAML where you want and pass it as command argument to Nexus3CaaC CLI.
There is a YAML with default values at resources/config/nexus_defaults.yaml. It defines a set of keys that are used in case of they are not defined in your YAML file.
# config/nexus_defaults.yaml
nexus:
baseUrl: http://localhost:8081 # URL to reach Nexus 3 UI
anonymousAccessEnabled: false # If anonymous users can access to Nexus 3
defaults:
adminUser: admin # Default admin user
adminPassword: admin123 # Default admin password
deleteUnknownItems: # To delete existing items in Nexus but not in YAML
blobstores: false
contentSelectors: false
cleanupPolicies: false
routingRules: false
repos: false
ldapConnections: false
customLocalUsers: false
customRoles: false
customPrivileges: false
tasks: false
# Enable/disable Nexus realms
realms: []
# Set http proxy global configuration
httpClient: {}
# Create new blob stores to store binary objects for the repositories
blobStores: []
# Create new policies to clean up artifacts
cleanupPolicies: []
# Create new routing rules to either allow or block access to artifacts
routingRules: []
# Create new content selector to select specific content
contentSelectors: []
# Create new repositories to store artifacts from different sources
repositories: []
# Set a connection to a SMTP server
smtpConnection:
enabled: false
# Create new connections to LDAP servers
ldapConnections: []
# Create new internal users and/or assign roles to LDAP users
customUsers:
local: []
ldap: []
# Create new custom roles
customRoles: []
# Create new custom privileges
customPrivileges: []
# Add certificates to the trust store
certificates: []
# Create new scheduled tasks
tasks: []Notice that these default values are merged with the values set in your YAML files, so if you do not define one of them it will use the default one.
This section has the global values which affect to the Nexus installation.
Here are the minimal required values:
nexus:
adminPassword: this_is_awes0me! # Set the password for the user 'admin'You can override any of the above default values.
Security realms are used for authentication and authorization of different types of users. You can enable or disable them as follows:
realms:
- name: Conan Bearer Token Realm
enabled: false
- name: Default Role Realm
enabled: false
- name: Docker Bearer Token Realm
enabled: false
- name: LDAP Realm
enabled: false
- name: Local Authenticating Realm
enabled: true
- name: Local Authorizing Realm
enabled: true
- name: npm Bearer Token Realm
enabled: false
- name: NuGet API-Key Realm
enabled: false
- name: Rut Auth Realm
enabled: falseThe list of realms could be different depending on the Nexus 3 version you use. If you include a non-existent realm it will be ignored.
Be careful disabling some realms such as Local Authenticating Realm and Local Authorizing Realm. If one of them is disabled, you will not be able to login as an internal user!
Manage outbound HTTP/HTTPS configuration.
httpClient:
userAgentSuffix: NRXM3-client
timeout: 30
retries: 2
excludeHosts:
- localhost
- example.com
- domain.com
httpProxy:
host: proxy.acme.com
port: 8080
authentication:
username: proxyuser # required: if `httpProxy.authentication` is set
password: pr0xyp@ss # required: if `httpProxy.authentication` is set
ntlmHost: ntlm.acme.com # optional
ntlmDomain: acme.com # optional
httpsProxy:
host: proxy.acme.com
port: 8443
authentication:
username: proxyuser # required: if `httpsProxy.authentication` is set
password: pr0xyp@ss # required: if `httpsProxy.authentication` is set
ntlmHost: ntlm.acme.com # optional
ntlmDomain: acme.com # optionalA blob store is a location where to store the blob objects for binary assets.
blobStores:
- name: default # required
type: file # optional (defaults: file)
path: default # optional: a relative or absolute path (defaults: `name` value)
- name: local
- name: remote
type: file
path: /tmp/custom/remote
- name: s3-blobstore
type: s3 # Use `type: s3` to store blobs in AWS S3 bucket
config: # required if`type: s3`
bucket: s3-blobstore # required if`type: s3`
accessKeyId: AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE # required if`type: s3`
secretAccessKey: wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY # required if`type: s3`The cleanup feature is a way of removing components from your repositories using policies customized to suit your needs.
cleanupPolicies:
- name: purge-snapshots # required
format: maven2 # required
notes: "Delete maven snapshots downloaded > 7 days" # optional
mode: delete # optional (defaults: delete)
criteria: # required
lastBlobUpdated: 30 # optional: must be a number > 0
lastDownloaded: 7 # optional: must be a number > 0
preRelease: PRERELEASES # optional: RELEASES or PRERELEASES
regexKey: (org|com)/.* # optional: must be a regex pattern
- name: purge-helm-artifacts-with-one-year
format: helm
notes: Delete helm artifacts older than 1 year
mode: delete
criteria:
lastBlobUpdated: 365
regexKey: "(org|com)/company/.*"Routing rules are used to prevent or allow it from making certain requests to upstream repositories.
routingRules:
- name: block-com-company-department # required
description: Blocks artifacts with specific path # optional
mode: BLOCK # required: ALLOW or BLOCK
matchers: # required
- ^com/company/department/.* # required: at least 1 matcher, must be a regex
- name: allow-some
mode: allow
description: Allow artifacts from specific paths
matchers:
- company/department2/.*
- .*/department1/.*
- ^com/.*/engineering/.*Content selectors provide a way to select specific content from all of your content.
contentSelectors:
- name: helm-all-selector # required
format: csel # optional (defaults: csel)
description: Search for all helm artifacts # optional
expression: format == "helm" # required
- name: raw-selector
format: csel
description: Search for raw artifacts in specific path
expression: format == "maven2" and path =^ "/org/sonatype/nexus"Create repositories to store artifacts for different formats and sources.
repositories:
# Hosted repositories
- name: helm-releases # required
format: helm # required: any format which supports hosted repositories
type: hosted # required: must be "hosted"
online: true # optional (defaults: false)
storage: # required
blobStoreName: local # required
strictContentTypeValidation: true # required
writePolicy: ALLOW_ONCE # required: ALLOW, ALLOW_ONCE or DENY
cleanup: # optional
policyNames:
- remove-old-helm-artifacts
apt: # required: if `format: apt`
distribution: bionic # required
aptSigning: # required: if `format: apt`
keypair: 515F58C16D58E682E91ACEFF17B5C97F9A816AD7 # required
passphrase: keep my account safe # required
docker: # required: if `format: docker`
v1Enabled: false # optional (defaults: false)
forceBasicAuth: true # optional (defaults: false)
httpPort: 5001 # optional
httpsPort: 5000 # optional
maven: # required: if `format: maven2`
versionPolicy: SNAPSHOT # required: RELEASE, SNAPSHOT or MIXED
layoutPolicy: PERMISSIVE # required: STRICT or PERMISSIVE
yum: # required: if `format: yum`
repodataDepth: 5 # required
deployPolicy: STRICT # required
# Remote repositories
- name: yum-proxy # required
format: yum # required: any format which supports proxy repositories
type: proxy # required: must be "proxy"
online: true # optional (defaults: false)
storage: # required
blobStoreName: remote # required
strictContentTypeValidation: true # required
proxy: # required
remoteUrl: http://mirror.centos.org/centos # required
contentMaxAge: 1440 # optional (defaults: 1440)
metadataMaxAge: 1440 # optional (defaults: 1440)
negativeCache: # optional
enabled: true # required
timeToLive: 1440 # required
cleanup: # optional
policyNames:
- remove-old-packages
routingRuleName: allow-some # optional
httpClient: # required
blocked: false # optional (defaults: false)
autoBlock: true # optional (defaults: false)
connection: # optional (defaults: {})
retries: 3 # optional
userAgentSuffix: "NXRM3-client" # optional
timeout: 30 # optional
enableCircularRedirects: false # optional (defaults: false)
enableCookies: false # optional (defaults: false)
useTrustStore: true # optional (defaults: false)
authentication: # optional (defaults: {})
username: proxyuser # required: if `httpClient.authentication` is set
password: pr0xyp@ss # required: if `httpClient.authentication` is set
ntlmHost: ntlm.acme.com # optional
ntlmDomain: acme.com # optional
bower: # required: if `format: bower`
rewritePackageUrls: true # required
nugetProxy: # required: if `format: nuget`
queryCacheItemMaxAge: 1440 # required
docker: # required: if `format: docker`
v1Enabled: false # optional (defaults: false)
forceBasicAuth: true # optional (defaults: false)
httpPort: 5001 # optional: must be a valid port number
httpsPort: 5000 # optional: must be a valid port number
dockerProxy: # required: if `format: docker`
indexType: CUSTOM # required: HUB, REGISTRY or CUSTOM
indexUrl: https://index.docker.io/ # required: if `dockerProxy.indextype: CUSTOM`
foreignLayerUrlWhitelist: # optional: must be a regex
- https?://go.microsoft.com/.*
- https?://.*\.azurecr\.io/.*
# Group repositories
- name: npm-group # required
format: npm # required: any format which supports group repositories
type: group # required: must be "group"
online: true # optional (defaults: false)
storage: # required
blobStoreName: group # required
strictContentTypeValidation: true # required
group: # required
memberNames: # required: at least 1 repository for the same format
- npm-hosted
- npm-proxy
docker: # required: if `type: docker`
v1Enabled: false # optional (defaults: false)
forceBasicAuth: true # optional (defaults: false)
httpPort: 5001 # optional: must be a valid port number
httpsPort: 5000 # optional: must be a valid port numberConnect to SMTP server to send emails to users.
smtpConnection:
enabled: true # optional (defaults: false)
host: my-smtp-host # required
port: 587 # required: must be a valid port number
username: emailuser # required
password: p@assw0rd # required
fromAddress: nexus@example.org # required
subjectPrefix: "[NEXUS] " # optional
startTlsEnabled: true # optional (defaults: false)
startTlsRequired: true # optional (defaults: false)
sslOnConnectEnabled: false # optional (defaults: false)
sslServerIdentityCheckEnabled: false # optional (defaults: false)
nexusTrustStoreEnabled: false # optional (defaults: false)Add additional users to log in Nexus 3.
customUsers:
local:
- userId: jamesbrown # required
password: Th15_1s_Aw3s0m3 # required: it should be provided unless being anonymous or admin
firstName: James # required
lastName: Brown # required
emailAddress: jbrown@example.com # required
status: DISABLED # optional: ACTIVE, LOCKED, DISABLED or CHANGEPASSWORD (defaults: DISABLED)
roles: # required
- my-admin-role
- userId: anonymous
password: # can be null for anonymous user
firstName: Anonymous
lastName: User
emailAddress: anonymous@example.org
status: ACTIVE
roles:
- nx-anonymous
- userId: admin
firstName: Administrator
lastName: User
emailAddress: admin@example.org
status: ACTIVE
roles:
- nx-adminRoles aggregate privileges into a related context and can, in turn, be grouped to create more complex roles.
customRoles:
- id: my-admin-role # required
name: my-admin-role # required
source: default # optional (defaults: default)
description: Custom Administrator Role # optional
privileges: [] # optional
roles: # optional
- nx-admin
- id: custom-maven-developer-role
name: Maven Developer
source: default
description: Maven Developer Role
privileges:
- nx-repository-view-maven2-*-browse
- nx-repository-view-maven2-*-add
- nx-repository-view-maven2-*-read
roles: []Privileges control access to specific functionality of the repository manager and can be grouped as a role and assigned to a specific user.
customPrivileges:
# These are privileges that use patterns to group other privileges
- type: wildcard # required: wildcard, application, repository-admin, repository-view, repository-content-selector or script
name: my-wildcard-all # required
description: All permissions # optional
pattern: "nexus:*" # required: if `type: wildcard`
# These are privileges related to a specific domain in the repository manager
- type: application
name: my-app-analytics-all
description: All permissions for Analytics
actions: # required: if not `type: wildcard`
- ALL # required: ADD, BROWSE, CREATE, DELETE, EDIT, READ, UPDATE OR ALL
domain: analytics # required
# These are privileges related to the administration and configuration of a specific repository
- type: repository-admin
name: my-maven-repository-admin
description: All privileges for all maven repositories
actions:
- ALL
format: maven2 # required: if `type: repository-admin`
repository: "*" # required: can be any repository name or "*" for all repositories
# These are privileges controlling access to the content of a specific repository
- type: repository-view
name: my-nuget-repository-view-add
description: Add permission for all nuget repository views
actions:
- BROWSE
format: nuget
repository: nuget-hosted
# These are privileges attributed to filtered content within a format, evaluated against a content selector
- type: repository-content-selector
name: my-content-selectors-all
description: Add permission for content selector for raw repositories
actions:
- BROWSE
- ADD
- CREATE
- EDIT
- UPDATE
repository: "*-raw" # required: *-raw selects all repositories which their names end with -raw
contentSelector: raw-selector # required
# These are privileges related to the execution and management of scripts
- type: script
name: my-script-*-add
description: Add permission for Scripts
actions:
- ADD
- READ
scriptName: "*" # required: can be a script name or "*" for all scriptsAdd SSL certificates of remote proxy repositories to marked as trusted.
certificates:
servers: # optional: all below formats are accepted
- cdn.cocoapods.org # host
- conan.bintray.com:443 # host + port
- https://cran.r-project.org # protocol + host
- https://download.eclipse.org:443 # protocol + host + port
certs: # optional
- pem: |- # must be `pem: <PEM_CERTIFICATE_CONTENT>`
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Create tasks to schedule the execution of maintenance steps that will be applied to all repositories or to specific repositories on a configurable schedule or simply perform other system maintenance.
tasks:
- name: Task name # required
typeId: repository.yum.rebuild.metadata # required: any of the available task ids
alertEmail: mymail@company.com # optional
notificationCondition: FAILURE # optional: FAILURE or SUCCESS_FAILURE (defaults: FAILURE)
properties: # optional: it can be required if `typeId` needs additional conf keys (see below examples)
## if `typeId: repository.yum.rebuild.metadata` set this:
# yumMetadataCaching: true # optional (defaults: false)
# repositoryName: yum-hosted # required: yum hosted repository name
## if `typeId: repository.docker.gc` set this
# repositoryName: "*" # required: a docker repo name or "*" for all docker repos
## if `typeId: repository.npm.reindex` set this:
# repositoryName: npm-proxy # required: a npm repo name or "*" for all npm repos
## if `typeId: repository.purge-unused` set this:
# repositoryName: "*" # required: a repo name or "*" for all
# lastUsed: 30 # required
## if `typeId: repository.rebuild-index` set this:
# repositoryName: "*" # required: a repo name or "*" for all
## if `typeId: repository.maven.purge-unused-snapshots` set this:
# repositoryName: "*" # required: a maven repo name or "*" for all maven repos
# lastUsed: 30 # required
## if `typeId: repository.maven.remove-snapshots` set this:
# repositoryName: maven-central # required: a maven repo name or "*" for all maven repos
# minimumRetained: 3 # required
# snapshotRetentionDays: 30 # required
# gracePeriodInDays: 2 # optional (defaults: 0)
# removeIfReleased: true # optional (defaults: false)
## if `typeId: repository.maven.publish-dotindex` set this:
# repositoryName: maven-releases # required: a maven repo name or "*" for all maven repos
## if `typeId: repository.maven.unpublish-dotindex` set this:
# blobstoreName: default # required
# repositoryName: maven-releases # required: a maven repo name or "*" for all maven repos
## if `typeId: repository.maven.rebuild-metadata` set this:
# repositoryName: "*" # required: can be a maven repo name or "*" for all maven repos
# rebuildChecksums: true # optional (defaults: false)
# groupId: com.company.dpto # optional
# artifactId: hello-service # optional
# baseVersion: 1.2.3 # optional
## if `typeId: script` set this:
# language: groovy # optional
# source: |- # required
# log.info('hello world');
# return 'hello world'
## if `typeId: create.browse.nodes` set this:
# repositoryName: "apt-proxy,helm-releases,maven-central" # required: a list of hosted and proxy repositories or "*" for all
## if `typeId: blobstore.compact` set this:
# blobstoreName: default # required
## if `typeId: blobstore.rebuildComponentDB` set this:
# dryRun: true # optional (defaults: false)
# restoreBlobs: true # optional (defaults: true)
# undeleteBlobs: true # optional (defaults: true)
# integrityCheck: true # optional (defaults: true)
# blobstoreName: local # required
## if `typeId: db.backup` set this:
# location: /tmp/ # required
schedule:
type: NOW # required: NOW, ONCE, HOURLY, DAILY, WEEKLY, CRON or MANUAL
startDateTime: '2021-03-04T01:15:24' # required: if `schedule.type` is ONCE, HOURLY, DAILY or WEEKLY. Valid format: "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss"
weeklyDays: # required: if `schedule.type: WEEKLY`
- MON
- TUE
- WED
- THU
- FRI
- SAT
- SUN
cron: 5 4 * * * ? # required: if `schedule.type: CRON`
# A valid task looks like this
- name: Delete SNAPSHOTS
typeId: repository.maven.remove-snapshots
enabled: true
alertEmail: mymail@company.com
notificationCondition: FAILURE
properties:
repositoryName: maven-central
minimumRetained: 3
snapshotRetentionDays: 30
gracePeriodInDays: 2
removeIfReleased: true
schedule:
type: weekly
startDateTime: '2020-10-04T08:00:00'
weeklyDays:
- MON
- WED
- FRI
- SUNtypeId and task-specific properties can be guessed either:
- from the java type hierarchy of
org.sonatype.nexus.scheduling.TaskDescriptorSupport - by inspecting the task creation html form in your browser
- from peeking at the browser AJAX requests while manually configuring a task
Also, you can see the type ids available at Types of Tasks and When to Use Them from the Nexus official documentation.
Check out examples/config/yaml/nexus.yaml for more examples.
You can use the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) for authentication via external systems providing LDAP support such as Microsoft Exchange/Active Directory, OpenLDAP, ApacheDS and others.
ldapConnections:
- name: jumpcloud # required
protocol: LDAPS # required: LDAP or LDAPS
useTrustStore: true # optional (defaults: false)
host: ldap.jumpcloud.com # required
port: 636 # required: must be a valid port number
searchBase: ou=Users,o=5f0ded99b3a9ef1305a22b22,dc=jumpcloud,dc=com # required
authScheme: SIMPLE # required: SIMPLE, DIGEST-MD5, CRAM-MD5 or NONE
authRealm: example.com # optional: if `authScheme` is DIGEST-MD5 or CRAM-MD5
authUsername: ou=Users,o=5f0ded99b3a9ef1305a22b22,dc=jumpcloud,dc=com # required if `authScheme` is not NONE
authPassword: ldap1234 # required: if `authScheme` is not NONE
connectionTimeoutSeconds: 15 # optional (defaults: 30)
connectionRetryDelaySeconds: 100 # optional (defaults: 300)
maxIncidentsCount: 2 # optional (defaults: 3)
userBaseDn: # optional
userSubtree: true # optional (defaults: false)
userObjectClass: inetOrgPerson # required
userLdapFilter: # optional
userIdAttribute: uid # required
userRealNameAttribute: cn # required
userEmailAddressAttribute: mail # required
userPasswordAttribute: # optional
ldapGroupsAsRoles: true # optional (defaults: false)
groupType: STATIC # required: if `ldapGroupsAsRoles` is true. It can be STATIC or DYNAMIC
groupBaseDn: # optional: only set if `groupType` is STATIC
groupSubtree: true # optional: only set if `groupType` is STATIC (defaults: false)
groupObjectClass: groupOfNames # optional: only set if `groupType` is STATIC
groupIdAttribute: cn # optional: only set if `groupType` is STATIC
groupMemberAttribute: member # optional: only set if `groupType` is STATIC
groupMemberFormat: uid=${username},ou=Users,o=5f0ded99b3a9ef1305a22b22,dc=jumpcloud,dc=com # optional: only set if `groupType` is STATIC
userMemberOfAttribute: memberOf # optional: only set if `groupType` is DYNAMICFirst, you have to install dependencies with pipenv:
pipenv installAfter that, you have two ways to run the CLI:
# Activate the shell to load the virtualenv
$ pipenv shell
# Run the CLI with:
$ ./nexus3caac.py
Or, you also can do this:
# Use pipenv run to load the virtualenv and execute the CLI
$ pipenv run nexus3caac
If you run it without passing any argument, the help section will be displayed:
$ pipenv run nexus3caac
Usage: nexus3caac.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--log-level [ERROR|INFO|DEBUG] Set logging level [env var:
NEXUS3_CAAC_LOG_LEVEL; default: INFO]
--install-completion Install completion for the current shell.
--show-completion Show completion for the current shell, to
copy it or customize the installation.
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
from-k8s Fetch config from either configmaps, secrets or both in a...
from-path Read config from YAML file(s) and inject it into a Nexus 3...
If you want to see the help text for a subcommand you can do:
pipenv run nexus3caac [COMAND] --helpFor instance:
$ pipenv run nexus3caac from-path --help
Usage: nexus3caac.py from-path [OPTIONS]
Read config from YAML file(s) and inject it into a Nexus 3 instance
server.
CONFIG can be an absolute or relative path to a YAML file or a directory.
If it is a directory every YAML file found in that path will be merged.
Options:
--config PATH Path or directory to load YAML file(s) [env var:
NEXUS3_CAAC_CONFIG_PATH; required]
--help Show this message and exit.
Nexus3CaaC is published on quay.io. You can use it as docker image executing the following command:
docker run -v /path/to/directory:/tmp/config quay.io/vjda/nexus3caac-cli:latest from-path --config /tmp/config/nexus.yamlOr, you can set NEXUS3_CAAC_CONFIG_PATH instead of passing --config /tmp/config/nexus.yaml
docker run -v /path/to/directory:/tmp/config -e NEXUS3_CAAC_CONFIG_PATH=/tmp/config/nexus.yaml quay.io/vjda/nexus3caac-cli:latest from-pathYou must use
-vto mount a volume so that the YAML file is available inside the docker container. Otherwise, it cannot access to it and the command will fail.
Another possibility is to execute the CLI from your local environment to inject the configuration into a Nexus 3 server deployed on a kubernetes cluster.
First, you create as many configmaps and/or secrets as you want to store the configuration in YAML format. This is how it looks like:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
name: nexus3caac-secrets
namespace: nexus
labels:
app: sonatype-nexus
nexus3caac: active
type: Opaque
data:
nexus-secrets.yaml: bmV4dXM6CiAgICBhZG1pblBhc3N3b3JkOiBteVN1cDNyUEBzc3cwcmQ=
---
apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
name: sonatype-nexus3caac
namespace: nexus
labels:
another-label: another-value
nexus3caac: active
data:
nexus.yml: |
nexus:
anonymousAccessEnabled: false
realms:
- name: Docker Bearer Token Realm
enabled: true
- name: npm Bearer Token Realm
enabled: true
blobStores:
- name: local
type: file
path: local
foo: bar
greeting.txt: hello worldYou have to put your configuration in keys ending with a valid YAML file extension (.yaml or .yml). In the above example only nexus-secrets.yaml and nexus.yml will be considered. Also, notice that the label nexus3caac exists in both manifests. You can put the label name (required) and the label value (optional) you want.
For instance, you can execute it as follows:
pipenv run nexus3caac from-k8s --namespace nexus --label nexus3caac --label-value active --resource both --local --watch --refresh-period 10This is what each argument does:
--local: searches for yourKUBECONFIGlocation (by default at~/.kube/config) and gets the current k8s cluster connection--resource both --namespace nexus: find secrets and configmaps in namespacenexus--label nexus3caac --label-value active: filter secrets and configmaps which have the labelnexus3caac: active--watch: watches for changes in those resources. If one of their yaml contents are updated, then it will configure Nexus again--refresh-period 10: searches for changes every 10 seconds
You can type pipenv run nexus3caac --help to get help.
One of the capabilities of this CLI is to be used as a container inside a kubernetes pod. This is useful if you want to create a sidecar injector for your Nexus 3 configuration and reload changes when the configuration changes.
You can do that by performing the following actions:
- Create a new
ServiceAccountinside a Kubernetes namespace or use an existing one - Create a new
RoleandRoleBindingto authorize the service account to get, watch and list configmaps and secrets for the same namespace. - Apply a
Deploymentusing the docker image, with the arguments to watch for changes either configmaps, secrets or both.
See examples/kubernetes to see how to do it.
> helm repo add nexus3-caac https://aamkye.github.io/nexus3-caac-cli/
> helm repo update
> helm upgrade --install nexus3-caac nexus3-caac/nexus-config-as-a-code-cli --create-namespace -n <namespace> -f <values.yaml>This project has been inspired by many others. Big thanks to:
- https://github.com/sonatype-nexus-community/nexus-scripting-examples
- https://github.com/ansible-ThoTeam/nexus3-oss
- https://github.com/cinhtau/sonatype-nexus-waffle
- https://github.com/cloudogu/nexus-claim
- https://github.com/rgl/nexus-vagrant
- https://github.com/samrocketman/nexus3-config-as-code
- https://github.com/vjda/nexus3-casc-cli
- https://github.com/askcloudarchitech/go-rest-api-kubernetes-example
- https://github.com/jtognazzi/nexus3-casc-cli
You guys really rock! 👏 🤘