Hello,
I’m using in my local developing environment Kubernetes Kind with Java projects (dockerized services). We get often into rate limits of multiple Maven and Docker public repositories, so I would like to setup a mirror / cache for my local deployment. I have configured multiple docker registries in my Nexus and also Maven repositories.
Everything is working fine, so my docker daemon and Maven uses Nexus as mirror.
I have setup a Nexus docker container with a volume binding ./nexus-data:/nexus-data
So now I would like to build my fixed Nexus image based on this configuration, so I have created a Dockerfile and make a
COPY ./nexus-data /nexus-data
And than the service does not start, I have found out that the data is owned by the user and group “nexus”, so I try to make a chown for all files, but this does not work.
So at the moment my data under ./nexus-data is completly empty, I setup the blob storages but I don’t query any data, so my goal is to set-up a Nexus docker container with a given configuration for using in development (fixed proxy repositores, fixed groups, fixed cache policy, fixed authentification, etc)
How can I do this? Which files are needed to store the configuration and how can I copy this during the docker build into the nexus-data structure so it will work. The artifacts e.g. blob files should be mounted as external values in the container.
Thanks a lot for this help