Paddy Carey - Cloudsmith

Paddy Carey

Principal Engineer at Cloudsmith.

Experience faster, more reliable builds with Cargo's new sparse registry protocol

Artifact Management

Experience faster, more reliable builds with Cargo's new sparse registry protocol

With the Rust team's announcement of the 1.68.0 version of Rust, Cloudsmith is happy to announce our support for the new "sparse" registry protocol, which has been stabilized as part of version 1.68.0. Cargo is the package manager for Rust, a programming language empowering everyone to

Cloudsmith + Bitbucket

Cloudsmith + Bitbucket

Find out how Cloudsmith + Bitbucket integrate to accelerate your deployment pipelines today. Get your own private repositories at Cloudsmith.

Did We Lose Something With The Adoption Of Containers? And Can We Get It Back?

Did We Lose Something With The Adoption Of Containers? And Can We Get It Back?

As developers, we need to get back to being diligent - and consistently diligent - about questions of security, provenance, reliability and availability when it comes to packages and dependencies.

Cloudsmith supports CircleCI

Platform Updates

Cloudsmith + CircleCI

Using Cloudsmith's official orb, users can easily integrate publishing to Cloudsmith with their existing CircleCI workflows.

Software Package Formats Featured

Lua ROCKS!

It's an exciting day at Cloudsmith HQ, today we're launching beta support for hosted private LuaRocks module repositories.

World's First Private Cargo Registry w/ Cloudsmith + Rust

Platform Updates Featured

World's First Private Cargo Registry w/ Cloudsmith + Rust

Find out how Cloudsmith + Cargo combine to provide you with world-class support for the Rust ecosystem. Get your own private Cargo repository today.

Cloudsmith supports private Helm repositories!

Software Package Formats Featured

An Introduction to Helm

Learn what Helm is, what Helm charts are, and how to host your own Helm repository. Cloudsmith & Helm combine to provide you with world-class support for the Kubernetes (k8s) ecosystem.