We use Sonatype Nexus Repository for our internal repository, for image caching, registry caching, and our custom registry. Sonatype Nexus Repository's repository function is definitely the most valuable feature I have found.

I did not test it extensively versus other options, but I can tell you that Sonatype Nexus Repository works in a stable manner. It allows us to have geographical disaster recovery, which was one feature that we needed.

We are using Sonatype Nexus Repository's granular access controls, and we needed to use them because we have several teams. Therefore, it is essential for us, and it is one of the features that we are using by design.

It is a requirement for managing Maven, npm, or Docker, so without it, we cannot do it. You need to have a product—this one or another—you need to have one.

Sonatype Nexus Repository's repository function is definitely the most valuable feature I have found.

I did not test it extensively versus other options, but I can tell you that Sonatype Nexus Repository works in a stable manner. It allows us to have geographical disaster recovery, which was one feature that we needed.

We are using Sonatype Nexus Repository's granular access controls, and we needed to use them because we have several teams. Therefore, it is essential for us, and it is one of the features that we are using by design.

I think what can be eventually improved is to introduce as a standard the additional security features that Sonatype Nexus Repository offers, which are basically plugins for the repository itself.

I have been using Sonatype Nexus Repository for 10 years.

I rate how stable and reliable Sonatype Nexus Repository is at a 10. We have had zero issues since we installed it, so it is wonderful.

We have had zero issues with Sonatype Nexus Repository, so I do not see any reason for it not to receive a 10 based on my entire experience with it.

I rate how scalable Sonatype Nexus Repository is at a 10 out of 10.

I often communicate with Sonatype's technical support and customer service. They are very good. I was mainly in touch with the pre-sales team, but they were always able to adjust to the needs that we had. They are absolutely excellent.

We used Sonatype Nexus Repository in the open-source version, which had some limitations.

I participated in the initial setup process of Sonatype Nexus Repository. It was very smooth because the pre-sales team of Sonatype did a very nice job, so it was easy to implement.

I used help from the vendor.

I would say that considering the environment and everything, for one person, I managed to save approximately one hour a month with Sonatype Nexus Repository. However, you need to scale this for the number of people that you have in the company. The bigger your organization is, the more benefit you get.

It is an adequate price for the features that you get.

We did not use the repository health check feature.

I have been working with Sonatype Nexus Repository since 2020, and I have continued working with it since 2022. Moving to the pro version of Sonatype Nexus Repository reduced our time to accomplish what we needed to some extent. My main focus is on the Geo-DR part because it is complex and not commonly offered. Most products handle it using external infrastructure, but Sonatype does not. It is self-contained and really helpful in order to move us to where we need to be.