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Home » News » Sonatype Nexus Launches into Mesosphere DC/OS

Sonatype Nexus Launches into Mesosphere DC/OS

By: Parker Yates on April 18, 2017 Leave a Comment

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Fulton, MD – April 18, 2017 – Sonatype, the leader in software supply chain automation, today announced that its Nexus Repository has received certification to run in Mesosphere DC/OS environments.  Nexus Repository is the first to offer DC/OS users a free, private registry for Docker containers in addition to enterprise-scale artifact management for the most popular development languages. Nexus Repository offers the best way to organize, store, and distribute software components critical to DevOps and CI/CD toolchains.

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Mesosphere DC/OS users can take advantage of one-click installation of Nexus Repository.  Where Mesosphere DC/OS provides a unified platform for container orchestration and data services automation, Nexus Repository brings the benefit of an enterprise-scale, private Docker registry.  The addition of Nexus Repository for DC/OS users means that entire Continuous Delivery toolchains can now be rapidly deployed on-premises and on the cloud.

Mesosphere DC/OS users concerned with the security profile of their containerized applications, can also take advantage of Sonatype’s Lifecycle Container Analysis which enables software teams to quickly assess security at the application layer of the container.

“With more than 120,000 active installations and millions of users, Nexus is the repository manager of choice for many DevOps and CI/CD toolchains,” said Wayne Jackson, CEO, Sonatype. “Mesosphere DC/OS offers DevOps teams a great way to run containers and data services anywhere and Nexus Repository provides the best place to store containers.”

“Our goal when we started Mesosphere was to make it possible for all organizations to quickly deploy the best technology available at any scale,” said Florian Leibert, CEO and co-founder of Mesosphere. “The addition of Sonatype’s Nexus repository manager with free support as a private container registry will make it easier for Mesosphere DC/OS users to deliver applications faster without sacrificing quality or security.”

Interested parties can also see a demonstration at DockerCon, April 17-20, 2017 in Austin, TX.

Additional Resources

  • Watch Nexus running on Mesosphere DC/OS
  • Join our extended live demo on May 24th
  • Learn about Sonatype’s Nexus Lifecycle Container Analysis
  • Review 40+ DevOps reference architectures including Nexus
  • Learn more about Sonatype software supply chain automation solutions
  • Follow Sonatype on Twitter: @sonatype

About Sonatype

Last year developers requested 31 billion components from the Central Repository to manufacture the software applications that run the world. Additionally, with more than 120,000 installations, companies around the globe use Sonatype’s Nexus solutions to manage reusable components and improve the quality, speed and security of their software supply chains. Sonatype is privately held with investments from New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Accel Partners, Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, Morgenthaler Ventures, Bay Partners and Goldman Sachs. For more information, visit: www.sonatype.com

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