I requisiti minimi su cui focalizzare la nostra attenzione:
- Free License
- LDAP integration (groups e user)
- Ambiente distribuito (WEB)
- Administration tool (GM) (project management (creazione. onfigurazione, integrazione, ecc...))
- Scalabilità, Clustering e Sincronizzazione (RM) (queste features sono opzionali almeno non necessarie per la prima fase, tuttativa, se queste features fanno parte di un pacchetto di licenza EE bisogna verificare se una configurazione di questo tipo può essere adottata in una fase successiva)
- Evidenziare le limitazioni delle licenze CE rispetto alle EE
- Nexus OSS 2.8.0-05
- Artifactory Open Source 3.2.0
Funzionalità:
- Proxied Remote Repositories
- Hosted Repositories
- Repository Groups
- Fine-grained Security Model
- Flexible LDAP Integration
- Artifact Search
- Scheduled Tasks
- Nexus Plugins
- Integration with m2eclipse
- Eclipse Public License Version 1.0 (http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html)
This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License Version 1.0, which accompanies this distribution and is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html.
Flexible LDAP Integration
If your organization uses an LDAP server, Nexus Professional can integrate with an external authentication and access control system. Nexus Professional is smart enough to be able to automatically map LDAP groups to the appropriate Nexus roles, and it also provides a very flexible facility for mapping existing users and existing roles to Nexus roles.
Approfondimenti:
- project management (creazione, configurazione, integrazione, ecc...)
We’re often asked by customers to prove that Nexus can scale to meet the demands of thousands, and sometimes tens of thousands, of developers. Fortunately, we don’t have to stand up an expensive set of machines for a proof-of-concept as we have the world’s largest collection of active open source projects hosted on a single instance of Nexus Professional running at http://oss.sonatype.org. This instance isn’t just proof that Nexus Professional can scale, it serves as a public instance that you can model your own instance after.
- Can Nexus Scale? http://blog.sonatype.com/2012/04/how-can-we-prove-that-nexus-can-scale/#.U339R3I8hNA
Le differenze più rilevanti tra versione OSS e Professional:
- Repository Insight
- Staged Releases
- Artifact Procurement
- Hosting Project Sites
- Enterprise LDAP Support
- Open Source
- Pro
- Cloud
http://www.jfrog.com/home/v_artifactory_version_comparison
- Proxy and Cache Remote Repository Artifacts
- Deploy Artifacts via the UI or via REST/HTTP
- Bulk Atomic Artifact eployment
- Include/Exclude Rules for Stored Artifacts
- Search by Name, Class, Module Info
- Incremental and Historical Backup Service
- Integration with Leading CI-server
- LDAP Authentication
- Role Based Authorization
- GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 3.0 (LGPLv3)
Le differenze più rilevanti tra versione Open Source e Pro:
- Optional multi-realm authentication fallback
- LDAP Groups Synchronization
Funzionalità core disponibili in entrambi:
- Proxy and Cache Remote Repository Artifacts
- Deploy Artifacts via the UI or via REST/HTTP
- Search by Name, Class, Module Info
- LDAP Authentication
Nexus OSS offre un supporto più completo all'autenticazione su LDAP rispetto ad Artifactory Open Source (in particolare per i gruppi LDAP).
Nexus Pro offre alcune funzionalità interessanti:
- Repository Insight
- Staged Releases
- Artifact Procurement