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This is how to make Sonatype Nexus 3 work with Cloudflare R2 (and possibly other S3-compatible blob storage providers).
Configuration # Add the following line to your nexus.properties file:
1nexus.blobstore.s3.ownership.check.disabled=true This should be located in the /etc/ directory. If using the docker.io/sonatype/nexus3 Docker image, this will be /nexus-data/etc/ by default.
This configuration option prevents Sonatype Nexus from performing bucket ownership checks that most S3-compatible storage providers don’t implement.
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This is how to make Sonatype Nexus 3 work with Cloudflare R2 (and possibly other S3-compatible blob storage providers).
Configuration # Add the following line to your nexus.properties file:
1nexus.blobstore.s3.ownership.check.disabled=true This should be located in the /etc/ directory. If using the docker.io/sonatype/nexus3 Docker image, this will be /nexus-data/etc/ by default.
This configuration option prevents Sonatype Nexus from performing bucket ownership checks that most S3-compatible storage providers don’t implement.
https://blog.nathanv.me/posts/sonatype-nexus-cloudflare-r2/
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