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Why OpenMRS Migrated from Sonatype Nexus to JFrog Artifactory and Bintray

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Rami Honig
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851
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English
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Summary

OpenMRS, an open-source project aimed at developing healthcare software for developing countries, successfully migrated its Maven repository from Sonatype Nexus to JFrog's Artifactory Cloud, with the process completed in two phases over a few hours. The migration was facilitated by JFrog's support program and involved using a migration tool to transfer artifacts and configurations, setting up redirects for existing URLs, and managing user account transitions, despite some challenges with password migration. The move was prompted by space limitations and insufficient attention from the DevOps team on the Nexus repository, and the migration to Artifactory provided a seamless transition without disrupting developer workflows. OpenMRS plans to use Bintray, integrated with Artifactory, to distribute software to end users, replacing part of their self-maintained repository and enhancing the project's capacity to handle increased contributions.

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