maven proxy

Maven proxy

Maven proxy repository will redirect all the requests to the remotes. Repository configuration allows to specify several remotes, Artipie will try to obtain the artifact from the remotes list one by one while the artifact is not found. If storage is configured, previously downloaded packages will be available when source repository is down:

repo:
  type: maven-proxy
  storage:
    type: fs
    path: /tmp/artipie/maven-central-cache
  http_client: # optional, settings for the HttpClient that will be used in xxx-proxy repositories
    connection_timeout: 25000 # optional, default 15000 ms 
    idle_timeout: 500 # optional, default 0
    trust_all: true # optional, default false
    follow_redirects: true # optional, default true
    http3: true # optional, default false
    jks: # optional
      path: /var/artipie/keystore.jks
      password: secret
    proxies:
      - url: http://proxy1.com
      - url: https://proxy2.com
        # the HTTP "Basic" authentication defined in RFC 2617
        realm: user_realm # if this field is defined, then `username` and `password` are mandatory
        username: user_name
        password: user_password
  remotes:
    - url: https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2
      username: Aladdin # optional
      password: OpenSesame # optional
    - url: https://maven.example.com/

To use this repository as regular maven repository in Java project, add the following configuration into pom project file (alternatively configure it via ~/.m2/settings.xml):

<repositories>
    <repository>
        <id>{artipie-server-id}</id>
        <url>http://{host}:{port}/{repository-name}</url>
    </repository>
</repositories>

where {host} and {port} are Artipie service host and port, {repository-name} is the name of maven repository.