Providing Nexus Intelligence at Your Fingertips Nexus Intelligence powers the Nexus Platform with precise data to automate open source governance at scale across every phase of the SDLC. Modern software practices require a modern approach. The Nexus Platform provides fast, precise, contextual, actionable, and continuous information about the component you use, allowing you to focus …
Works Where You Work IDEs are powerful because they show code hints and code style guidelines, allowing you to fix code and triage if issues are identified. Similarly, a Nexus IQ IDE integration lets developers make informed decisions when selecting your projects’ components — all in the integrated development environment that you’re used to. Better …
Nexus IQ — Part of the Complete Sonatype Platform Coverage The Nexus IQ Server acts as the brain for an organization implementing component lifecycle management. There, users will find a platform that provides functionality for managing policy, reviewing component and application information, and evaluating applications and repositories. The Nexus IQ Server has several integration points, …
Getting Started Sonatype prides itself on being an innovator in the Open Source space while adhering to the principles of DevSecOps while we design our products. At the core, DevSecOps principles expand the responsibility for security from security professionals to the whole organization. The exponential growth of the Open Source usage in applications in the …
Objectives The tool, linked in the image below, will serve as your guide as you set out to expose vulnerabilities in the applications your organization is using and/or distributing. After familiarizing yourself with this resource, you will be able to: Better understand the case for IQ server; what it is, what it does, and how …
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Objectives By the end this lesson, you will be able to: Objective Statement One Objective Statement Two Objective Statement Three <Heading Title> Content for heading ^^^ <Heading Title> Content for heading ^^^ Add and remove as needed Review this video to … Use Case 2: Dev Requests a WaiverDuration: 2:24— @Content Dev Team Use Case 3: …
Objectives By the end this lesson, you will be able to: Explain the functions of a repository manager. Differentiate between a repository and a repository manager. Describe the importance of a repository manager in modern software development. Determine current and future software supply chain goals and the role that Nexus Repository Manager will fill in your organization. What …
Scan Your Applications In this task, you’ll evaluate an application and review the results. As you’ll recall, applications in IQ server represent your development projects. Complete the exercise below to build the Application Composition Report. Exercise 2 Identify the applications that you want to start scanning for your organization. You’ll use the scan report in Task …
Objectives By the end this lesson, you will be able to: Define DevSecOps, an extension of DevOps, which includes “pushing quality closer to the source” and “shifting security left” in the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Explain one cultural reason why DevSecOps principles may not always be easy to put into practice. List three practices that organizations …
Objectives By the end this lesson, you will be able to: Download the latest version of NXRM. Unpack the archive and start the NXRM. Sign in and complete the setup wizard to update security defaults. Sign out and shut down the repository. Download Repository and Create Installation Directory In order to practice using Nexus Repository Manager …
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