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    <p>Nexus has several type of repositories: <em>hosted repositories</em> (those that really store maven artifacts), <em>proxy repositories</em> (that redirect traffic to other remote repositories when an artifact is requested), <em>virtual repositories</em> (a mere adapter of maven1 repositories [out of the scope of this question]). you can also create <em>repository groups</em> that can serve artifacts from any of its aggregates (the <code>public</code> repository is one of these). </p> <p>In addition, nexus divides their repositories according to its publishing policy into <strong>snapshots</strong> and <strong>releases</strong>. The former stores only snapshot artifacts; while the latter, in theory, can store both snapshots and releases, but it actually behaves buggy when the repo is very big and contains snapshots.</p> <p>In order to host your artifacts you need to:</p> <p><strong>First:</strong> Divide your local repository into two: one containing the snapshots, and another containing the releases. Nexus repository convertion tool will help you if your repo is very big:</p> <pre><code> &lt;dependency&gt; &lt;groupId&gt;org.sonatype.nexus.tools&lt;/groupId&gt; &lt;artifactId&gt;nexus-repository-conversion-tool&lt;/artifactId&gt; &lt;version&gt;1.8.0.1&lt;/version&gt; &lt;classifier&gt;cli&lt;/classifier&gt; &lt;/dependency&gt; </code></pre> <p>Once downlaoded you can just execute <code>java -jar nexus-repository-conversion-tool-1.8.0.1-cli.jar -rSource -oTarget</code> where <code>Source</code> is the directory that contains the local repository to move to nexus, and <code>Target</code> is an existing, empty and writable directory where the convertion tool will leave the splitted repositories. Provided that source directory is <code>repository</code> and Target is <code>temp</code>, it will create <code>temp/repository-snapshots</code> and <code>temp/repository-releases</code> directories.</p> <p><strong>Second:</strong> move your splitted repos to nexus. And leave them in <code>${NEXUS_HOME}/sonatype-work/nexus/storage</code>, or wherever your nexus installation is configured to store the repositories.</p> <p><strong>Third:</strong> create two <strong>hosted repositories</strong> with the same id as the repos you moved in the second step. (in the example <code>repository-snapshots</code> and <code>repository-releases</code>)</p> <p>If your repo would only contained releases, your solution could have worked, but you will have commited another mistake. Although nexus stores artifacts for every repository, the storage of those that aren't hosted repos is just for caching purposes (as in the case of the <code>public</code> repository), you would have to copied your contents to a hosted one in order to work.</p>
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    1. COYou also have to consider what kind of artifacts are you hosting in your repository. Nexus divides repositories into spanshots and release depending on wether it hosts snapshot artifacts or release + snapshots. Although it sho
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    2. COOh, I read your answer too late. Your approach would have saved me a lot of time, I guess. I also separated snapshot and release artifacts and then manually moved them to the corresponding Nexus repositories. I somehow had to deploy each release artifact using the cli. For the snapshots it had suffice to re-index the Nexus cache. Thanks!
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