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What's New in 2.0

Ensure Availability, Avoid Risks and Manage .NET Components

• Avoid downtime by using available architecture
• Improve repository management with enhanced component information
• Standardize on a single repository for .NET, Java, and OSGi

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What's new in 2.0?

Availability Architecture

Avoid downtime by deploying Nexus in a highly available configuration. An enhanced proxy keeps repos in sync without sacrificing performance.

.NET Package Repository

Improve collaboration and control while speeding .NET development. Standardize on a single repository for all your development and get all the benefits of Nexus when working in the .NET architecture. Learn more here.

Repository Health Awareness

Avoid risks by identifying problematic components. New reports identify licensing, security and quality information about every component in the repo.

See a sample report.

Control Problematic Components

Restrict access to the problematic components using Nexus Procurement. Use the results of the Health Awareness report to inform your procurement configuration.

Need a complete, automated open source component management system, including rule-based component management? Check out Sonatype Insight.

Improved Proxy Scalability

Keep even the largest teams in sync and reduce build times by collocating proxy servers with developers. An enhanced proxy pushes updates from the master, improving the performance of even the largest configurations.

Simplified Plugin Authoring

Easily extend and customize Nexus. You no longer need to provide plugin wrapper code or use JavaScript. It’s also easier to share your plugins as you won’t be required to license them under AGPL.

Popularity Reporting

Improve component selection using the wisdom of the crowd. The popularity report, based on downloads from the Central Repository and Insight scanning results, tells you which components other developers are using.