A. Nexus will pull in some configuration data from environment variables. If these are defined they will override the values in "$NEXUS_HOME/conf/nexus.properties". For Nexus 2.x the following environment variables can be defined:
- NEXUS_WORK
- The location of the nexus work directory, where nexus stores all of its configurations and repository contents.
- Defaults to $(basedir)/../sonatype-work/nexus
- NEXUS_APPLICATION_HOST
- The host/address(es) that the Nexus server will be listening on
- Defaults to 0.0.0.0, which means that Nexus will listen on all network interfaces
- NEXUS_APPLICATION_PORT
- The port that Nexus will be listening on
- Defaults to 8081
- NEXUS_CONTEXT_PATH
- The context path that the Nexus application will be served on
- Defaults to /nexus
Caution: Generally we suggest avoiding using environment variables to configure Nexus if at all possible.
Caution: In older versions of Nexus these environment variables began with "PLEXUS" instead of "NEXUS". Use of "PLEXUS" environment variables is deprecated, and support for these will be removed in a future release.
Where is the code which controls the environment variables?
The code location is different per Nexus version. You can grep the Nexus OSS source code for 'NEXUS_' and 'PLEXUS_' to find the locations if the following links no longer work.
Nexus 2.11.x: EnvironmentVariables.java
Nexus 2.x latest: EnvironmentVariables.java
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