Repository Management with Nexus
Chapter 20. Using Nexus Plugins

Chapter 20. Using Nexus Plugins

20.1. Installing Additional Plugins

20.2. Nexus Outreach Plugin

20.3. Custom Metadata Plugin

20.3.1. Viewing Artifact Metadata
20.3.2. Editing Artifact Metadata
20.3.3. Searching Artifact Metadata

20.4. User Account Plugin

20.4.1. Installing the User Account Plugin
20.4.2. Configuring the User Account Plugin
20.4.3. Signing Up for an Account
20.4.4. Manual Activation of New Users
20.4.5. Modifying Default User Permissions

20.5. Nexus Atlassian Crowd Plugin

20.5.1. Installing the Crowd Plugin

20.5.2. Configuring the Crowd Plugin

20.5.3. Crowd Access Settings

Crowd HTTP Settings
Crowd HTTP Proxy Settings
Miscellaneous Settings

20.5.4. Adding the Crowd Authentication Realm

20.5.5. Configuring a Nexus Application in Crowd

20.5.6. Mapping Crowd Groups to Nexus Roles

20.5.7. Adding a Crowd Role to a Nexus User

20.6. Nexus Branding Plugin

Nexus Open Source and Nexus Professional are built using a plugin architecture, where Professional simply includes additional plugins. Besides the default installed plugins you can install optional plugins shipped with Nexus as well as plugins you or somebody else created.