The CLM Book - Optimized Component Lifecycle Management with Sonatype CLM
- Preface
- 1. Component Lifecycle Management
- 2. Sonatype CLM Server
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- 2.1. Introduction
- 2.2. Preparation and Installation
- 2.3. Configuration
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- 2.3.1. Initial Configuration of CLM Server
- 2.3.2. Running the CLM Server Behind a HTTP Proxy Server
- 2.3.3. Setting the Base URL
- 2.3.4. Appending a User Agent String
- 2.3.5. File Configuration
- 2.3.6. Email Configuration
- 2.3.7. Logging Configuration
- 2.3.8. HTTP Configuration
- 2.3.9. HTTPS/SSL
- 2.3.10. Anonymous Access
- 2.4. User Management
- 2.5. LDAP Integration
- 2.6. Role Management (Permissions) Overview
- 2.7. Conclusion
- 3. Sonatype CLM Policy Management
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- 3.1. Introduction
- 3.2. What is a Policy?
- 3.3. Organization and Application Management
- 3.4. Policy Development
- 3.5. Policy Creation
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- 3.5.1. Getting Started
- 3.5.2. Step 1: Understand the Policy Intent
- 3.5.3. Step 2: Decide on a Descriptive Policy Name
- 3.5.4. Step 3: Choose an Appropriate Threat Level
- 3.5.5. Step 4: Choose the Application Matching Parameters
- 3.5.6. Step 5: Create Constraints with Conditions
- 3.5.7. Step 6: Set Policy Actions And Notifications
- 3.5.8. Summary
- 3.6. Policy Elements
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- 3.6.1. What is a Label?
- 3.6.2. Creating, Editing and Deleting a Label
- 3.6.3. Creating a Condition Based on a Label
- 3.6.4. What is a License Threat Group?
- 3.6.5. Creating, Editing, and Deleting a License Threat Group
- 3.6.6. Creating a Condition Based on a License Threat Group
- 3.6.7. Creating a Condition Based on an Unassigned License Threat Group
- 3.6.8. What is a Tag?
- 3.6.9. Creating, Editing, and Deleting Tags
- 3.6.10. Applying a Tag
- 3.6.11. Matching Policies to Specific Applications
- 3.6.12. Viewing Tag-based Policies
- 3.6.13. Summary
- 3.7. Manual Application Evaluation
- 3.8. Reviewing Evaluation Results
- 3.9. Importing Policies
- 3.10. Policy Monitoring
- 3.11. Conclusion
- 4. Reports in Sonatype CLM
- 5. Sonatype CLM Server - Dashboard
- 6. Sonatype CLM and Continuous Integration
- 7. Sonatype CLM for IDE
- 8. Sonatype CLM for Repository Managers
- 9. Sonatype CLM for SonarQube
- 10. Sonatype CLM for CLI
- 11. Sonatype CLM for Maven
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- 11.1. Introduction
- 11.2. Creating a Component Index
- 11.3. Creating a Component Info Archive for Nexus Pro CLM Edition
- 11.4. Evaluating Project Components with Sonatype CLM Server
- 11.5. Authentication
- 11.6. Simplifying Command Line Invocations
- 11.7. Skipping Executions
- 11.8. Using Sonatype CLM for Maven with Other IDEs
- 11.9. Conclusion
- A. Copyright
List of Figures
- 2.1. Installing a Product License on Sonatype CLM Server
- 2.2. Sonatype CLM Server End User License Agreement Window
- 2.3. Installed Product License on Sonatype CLM Server
- 2.4. Login
- 2.5. Create User
- 2.6. Edit User
- 2.7. Sample LDAP Server Configuration
- 2.8. User Mapping
- 2.9. Group Mapping
- 2.10. Dynamic Group Options
- 2.11. Testing LDAP Server
- 2.12. Checking User Mapping
- 2.13. Checking User Login
- 2.14. Mapping Users to roles
- 2.15. Mapping Groups When Not Included With Search
- 3.1. Using New Organization button
- 3.2. Using Global Create Button
- 3.3. Using New Application button
- 3.4. Using Global Create Button
- 3.5. Editing a Policy and its Attributes
- 3.6. Using New Policy Button
- 3.7. Using Global Create Button
- 3.8. Naming the Policy
- 3.9. Editing the Policy Threat Level
- 3.10. Example Constraint
- 3.11. Adding Constraints
- 3.12. Policy Actions Example
- 3.13. Policy Notifications Example
- 3.14. Using New Label Button
- 3.15. Using Global Create Button
- 3.16. Label Example
- 3.17. Creating a Label Condition
- 3.18. Using New License Threat Group Button
- 3.19. Using Global Create Button
- 3.20. Creating a License Threat Group
- 3.21. Creating a Condition Evaluating a License Threat Group
- 3.22. Creating a Condition Evaluating an unassigned License Threat Group
- 3.23. Example of Applied Tags
- 3.24. Using New Tag Button
- 3.25. Using Global Create Button
- 3.26. Creating a Tag
- 3.27. Example of Tags with Description
- 3.28. Evaluate an Application
- 3.29. Violations Report after Scan
- 3.30. Reporting Area
- 3.31. Application Area
- 3.32. Summary Tab of an Application Composition Report
- 3.33. Policy Tab of an Application Composition Report
- 3.34. Security Issues Tab of an Application Composition Report
- 3.35. License Analysis Tab of an Application Composition Report
- 3.36. Component Information Panel CIP for a Specific Component
- 3.37. Policy Section for a Specific Component Displayed on the Component Information Panel
- 3.38. Organization View with Import Button
- 3.39. Import Policy Dialog
- 3.40. Example of a Policy Monitoring Email
- 3.41. Access Application Management Area
- 3.42. Selecting a Sonatype CLM Stage to Monitor
- 3.43. Adding Email Recipient
- 3.44. Policy Monitoring Notification Example
- 3.45. Sample Email Notification
- 4.1. Summary Tab of the Application Composition Report
- 4.2. Reporting Area
- 4.3. Application Area
- 4.4. The Four Tabs
- 4.5. Security Issues Summary
- 4.6. License Analysis Summary
- 4.7. Policy Tab
- 4.8. Security Issues Tab
- 4.9. License Analysis Tab
- 4.10. Application Composition Report Buttons For Printing and Reevaluation
- 4.11. Component Information Panel CIP Example
- 4.12. CIP, Policy Section
- 4.13. CIP, Similar Section
- 4.14. CIP, Occurrences Section
- 4.15. CIP, Licenses Section
- 4.16. CIP, Edit Vulnerabilities Section
- 4.17. CIP, Labels Section
- 4.18. CIP, Claim Component
- 4.19. CIP, Audit
- 4.20. Security Issues Tab
- 4.21. Component Information Panel (CIP)
- 4.22. Security Information Modal
- 4.23. Editing Vulnerabilities
- 4.24. Example of Component with Security Issue, but No Policy Violation
- 4.25. License Analysis Tab
- 4.26. The Default License Threat Groups
- 4.27. Component Information Panel (CIP)
- 4.28. Editing License Using the Select Option
- 4.29. Unknown Component
- 4.30. Filter and Matching Options
- 4.31. Proprietary Component
- 4.32. Proprietary Packages Configuration via the Sonatype CLM Server
- 4.33. Claim a Component
- 4.34. Claimed Component Indicator
- 4.35. Update or Revoke Claimed Component Indicator
- 4.36. Labels at the CLM Server Level
- 4.37. Assigning a Label
- 4.38. Waiver Visualization on Policy Tab
- 4.39. Waiver Button
- 4.40. Options to Apply Waiver to the Application or the Entire Organization
- 4.41. View and Remove Waivers
- 4.42. Application Composition Report Buttons For Printing and Reevaluation
- 4.43. Summary Section of a Application Composition Report in PDF Format
- 4.44. Policy Violations Section of a Application Composition Report in PDF Format
- 4.45. Security Issues Section of a Application Composition Report in PDF Format
- 4.46. License Analysis Section of a Application Composition Report in PDF Format
- 4.47. Components Section of a Application Composition Report in PDF Format
- 5.1. Dashboard Default View
- 5.2. Accessing the Dashboard
- 5.3. Dashboard Filter Example
- 5.4. Filtering the Dashboard
- 5.5. Dashboard Visuals
- 5.6. Counts
- 5.7. Matches
- 5.8. Policy Violation Summary
- 5.9. Newest Risk
- 5.10. Highest Risk - By Component
- 5.11. Highest Risk - By Application
- 5.12. Component Detail Page
- 6.1. Jenkins Global Configuration Menu
- 6.2. Global Configuration of Sonatype CLM for CI in Jenkins
- 6.3. Sonatype CLM Build Scan Configuration for a Build Step
- 6.4. Post-build Action Configuration as Example for a Sonatype CLM for CI Configuration
- 6.5. Job Overview Page with Links to the Application Composition Report and Application Management
- 6.6. Left Menu with Link to the Application Composition Report
- 7.1. Eclipse Dialog to Install New Software with Sonatype CLM for Eclipse
- 7.2. Activating the Component Info View of Sonatype CLM for Eclipse
- 7.3. Warning after initial installation
- 7.4. Sonatype CLM for Eclipse Configuration Dialog
- 7.5. Example Component Info View
- 7.6. Details for a Component in the Component Info View
- 7.7. Properties of a Component for a Version Range
- 7.8. Filter Dialog for the Component Info View
- 7.9. Example Component Details Display
- 7.10. Migrating to a Newer Component Version
- 7.11. Applying a Dependency Version Upgrade
- 7.12. Selecting Dependency Version or Property Upgrade
- 7.13. Applying a Property Upgrade
- 8.1. The Central Role of A Repository Manager in Your Infrastructure
- 8.2. CLM configuration tab in Nexus
- 8.3. CLM configuration tab after Test Connection
- 8.4. Typical Search Results in Nexus Pro
- 8.5. Nexus Search Showing All Versions
- 8.6. Accessing the Component Info Tab
- 8.7. Component Information Panel
- 8.8. Component Information Panel Example
- 8.9. CIP Text
- 8.10. CIP Graph
- 8.11. View Details Button
- 8.12. View Details
- 8.13. Staging Profile with a CLM Application Configured
- 8.14. Staging and Release Configuration for a Policy in the CLM Server
- 8.15. Staging Repository Activity with a CLM Evaluation Failure and Details
- 9.1. SonarQube Overview
- 9.2. SonarQube Plugin Directory
- 9.3. SonarQube Settings Menu
- 9.4. SonarQube CLM Server Settings
- 9.5. SonarQube Sonatype CLM Configuration Menu
- 9.6. SonarQube Sonatype CLM Application Selection
- 9.7. SonarQube Configure Widgets Menu
- 9.8. SonarQube Search for CLM Widget
- 9.9. SonarQube Configure Sonatype CLM Widget options
- 9.10. SonarQube Sonatype CLM Widget Example
- 10.1. Application Overview and Application Identifier
- 10.2. Violations Report After an Evaluation
- 11.1. Creating a Maven Run Configuration for a CLM Evaluation in IntelliJ
- 11.2. Maven Projects View with the CLM Evalulation Run Configuration in IntelliJ
- 11.3. CLM for Maven Output in the Run Console in IntelliJ
- 11.4. Project View with the
pom.xml
in NetBeans - 11.5. Maven Goal Setup for a CLM Evaluation in NetBeans
- 11.6. CLM for Maven Output in the Output Window in NetBeans