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Our mission at Cloudsmith is to provide development, DevOps, and platform engineering teams with an incredibly powerful, easy-to-use tool for controlling and securing software artifacts globally. We build features with the enterprise in mind–features that provide centralized management and policy enforcement across hundreds of teams and thousands of developers.

We have an ambitious vision to run the world’s software supply chain more efficiently, more securely, and more intelligently than is possible with the traditional set of tools available in our market.

To that end, we made fantastic progress in 2025 in extending the reach of Cloudsmith to organizations new to enterprise-grade artifact management platforms, as well as organizations upgrading from legacy vendors to meet their internal scalability and security requirements. Let’s review some key milestones we achieved in 2025 with our customers and partners.

A peek behind the curtain into the goings-on at Cloudsmith HQ.

 and many of our existing investors. This investment reflects the confidence our customers place in Cloudsmith to control their mission-critical software build workloads, as well as the hard work from every Cloudsmither. We’re using the funding to build an even better Cloudsmith that can cover more use cases, handle near-infinite scale, and be the fastest and most reliable solution on the market.

We added quite a few Cloudsmithers, increasing our total headcount by 92% in 2025. We’re using all that effort and brainpower to stay on top of the software supply chain security space, so we can help our customers protect their own build pipelines against emerging threats.

A couple of notable honors made their way to Cloudsmith HQ this year:

: Tech Visionary of the Year – Cloudsmith CTO Lee Skillen.

 Leaderboard 2025: Cloudsmith ranked number 59.

Ships are nothing new in Belfast, our home city which has a proud shipbuilding history. That said, at Cloudsmith, we prefer to ship code. Here are a few highlights from the new features and capabilities we launched in 2025:

: Cloudsmith extends artifact management and governance to 

 and datasets, allowing you to control and manage AI artifacts alongside the rest of your software supply chain. ML models flow through the same access controls, policies, scanning, and audit trails as packages and containers, so adopting AI doesn’t introduce new blind spots or require parallel tooling.

 Enables you to define policies as code that match how your pipelines and security rules actually work. Policies can incorporate context such as package metadata, vulnerability severity, and licenses, and enforce those criteria before promoting or using artifacts.

: Automatically checks artifacts for vulnerabilities, malware, and malicious packages on a rolling basis, generating reports hourly. When a new vulnerability is reported against a previously allowed package, EPM triggers a re-evaluation of artifacts against your standing policies and automatically takes actions, such as blocking or quarantining.

Malware scanning and malicious package detection:

 Adds malware and malicious package detection to traditional vulnerability scanning, preventing malicious packages from entering repositories or being distributed. This helps teams avoid pulling in unsafe dependencies from upstream sources and reduces the risk of compromised software spreading through CI/CD pipelines or to customers.

: Enable teams to distribute software to customers or partners in a developer-native way, using the same delivery platform and governance they rely on internally, while presenting it through a branded, customer-facing experience. Customers can restrict, audit, and revoke access without setting up parallel systems or losing visibility–so external delivery doesn’t become a security or operational exception.

: We added new upstreams for four supported formats this year (

), and increased our support for native signing to include 

: When you want to give your eyes a rest, dark mode is at the ready!

We know our customers derive business value from Cloudsmith, because they’re building more software with Cloudsmith.

Total package delivery increased 352% YoY.

The most popular artifact types were Python, npm, NuGet, rpm, Debian, and Maven, which together made up 90% of all artifact requests.

The most consumed formats by size (accounting for 90% of total gigabytes delivered) were Docker, Python, raw, npm, and NuGet.

💡Interesting fact: In total bytes, Docker image deliveries in the first 

 of December 2025 was nearly the same as that for the entire month of January 2025.

npm and Python package delivery requests increased by 400% YoY.

Plays Well With Others: Community, Events, and Integrations

The Cloudsmith platform does a lot of heavy lifting, and it does even more together with our partners. We trotted (a good portion of) the globe and scoured the corners of the internet to deliver a better artifact management experience to developers and organizations alike.

We were active in the developer community in 2025. We sponsored or attended 18 events across North America and Europe, connecting with developers and platform teams in 10 cities at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, GitHub Universe, PlatformCon, SRECon, and Container Days.

We’re in it for the bright lights and big stages, but some of our favorite moments came from smaller, high-impact community meetups like Kubernetes Community Days in New York and Edinburgh, Cloud Native Dublin, and BSides in our hometown of Belfast.

At every stop, big or small, our goals were to learn from the community, share what we’re building, and help teams ship software with confidence.

It’s worth noting that Cloudsmithers from all over the world also gathered three times this year in our home city of Belfast for all-hands offsites to learn, share, and grow together.

We’re developers building for developers. For us, it’s important to improve the developer experience. We built integrations for developer tools this year to make it easier for users to manage and secure their development pipelines. Here are a few highlights from 2025.

: Allows users to manage experiments run on ML models and collaborate in a centralized location for machine learning test cases.

 integration for better observability and monitoring of how artifacts flow through your software supply chain.

, both public and private Chainguard registries, natively with Cloudsmith.

: Explore and inspect your artifacts from within your 

: Bringing secure artifact management to machine learning development.

From initial conversations, to migrations, to ongoing support, Cloudsmithers provide users with the service and attention they need to make artifact management “just work.” Our customer support satisfaction rose to 

Here’s some of our favorite feedback from customers:

"It's rare these days to see this level of support and engagement when dealing with SaaS support."

"I must say that the support we have received from Cloudsmith has been outstanding."

"I feel it’s important to recognise the Cloudsmith team who have been wonderful throughout the whole process...[they] were patient, fun to talk with (just real-human), knowledgeable, flexible, and truly listened to our needs."

We also published new case studies that demonstrate Cloudsmith’s value, showing how the Cloudsmith experience unfolds from the customer’s point of view.

 shifted focus from infrastructure to managing artifacts securely with Cloudsmith.

 migrated to Cloudsmith and eliminated outages entirely.

consumer and industrial electronics organization

 leveraged Cloudsmith’s Enterprise Policy Manager for better package visibility and governance.

We’re proud of what we helped customers achieve in 2025. And we’re doubling down on our R&D investments in 2026 to deliver an artifact management platform that exceeds anything on the market today.

We want Cloudsmith to be a platform that:

Takes full advantage of our massive-scale, multi-tenant architecture to deliver previously unthinkable performance and scalability to CI/CD pipelines and IDEs no matter where they’re located.

Provides practical solutions for securing the enterprise software supply chain from open source vulnerabilities and malicious packages without hindering productivity.

Works in conjunction with your DevOps stack to deliver a single source of truth for software artifacts, informed by huge public data sets and AI-powered insights.

And we’ll do it all with our ultimate customer–the software developer–foremost in our minds.

Please reach out to me at ceo@cloudsmith.com with your thoughts and suggestions as we seek to build the artifact management platform that the world truly needs. 

Glenn Weinstein

Cloudsmith 2025: By the Numbers

Across your organization, teams are rapidly adopting AI and machine learning. They’re pulling ML models and datasets from public sources like Hugging Face and wiring them into workflows that are now reaching production. For platform and security leaders, this creates a familiar challenge: artifacts are entering the software supply chain outside established governance and controls.

Unmanaged AI artifacts carry real risks. They can’t be traced back to their source, they don’t follow compliance processes, and they often bypass the review gates you rely on for code and containers. Left unchecked, they become blind spots and liabilities in your supply chain. Without action, AI artifacts become the weakest link in your supply chain security.

The answer is to manage ML models and datasets with the same level of control and oversight as every other artifact in your supply chain. By managing them through a unified platform—with shared repositories, consistent policy enforcement, and full observability—you ensure that ML workflows are governed by the same standards as the rest of your software supply chain.

The growing adoption of ML models and datasets introduces both opportunity and risk. On one hand, models accelerate delivery by enabling new capabilities at unprecedented speed. On the other hand, they introduce opaque dependencies, security blind spots, and compliance risks into the supply chain—areas where governance practices are still catching up.

Some risks begin earlier in the lifecycle, like poisoned training data or tampered weights during model creation, which can compromise a model before it ever reaches a registry. But the most immediate challenge for platform and security leaders is governance once these artifacts enter the supply chain. Teams often pull models directly from public sources like Hugging Face, bypassing review and scanning. Without versioning and provenance tracking, it’s nearly impossible to prove which model is in use, where it came from, or what depends on it. And without consistent policies, organizations struggle to demonstrate compliance when auditors or regulators come calling.

These risks can’t be left unmanaged. The question is how to bring ML artifacts under control.

ML models and datasets are artifacts, and like any artifact, they need to be versioned, audited, and controlled with the same enterprise-grade policies you’ve put in place for packages like code libraries and container images. As organizations deliver production applications powered by AI, the priority for platform and security leaders is clear: maintain visibility, integrity, and trust in the components that make up these builds.

Cloudsmith’s new ML Model registry support

A Single Source of Truth for ML Models in DevOps

Cloudsmith extends artifact management to ML models and datasets, promoting them to first-class artifacts in your supply chain. This means you can control, secure, and distribute models alongside your language libraries, containers, and other binaries, all governed by the same policies and observability already in place.

: Require approvals, license checks, and compliance gates before a model or dataset is deployed.

: Every artifact is versioned, hashed, and immutable, so tampering can be detected and blocked.

: Capture where a model or dataset came from, how it has changed, and what depends on it.

: Manage ML models (PyTorch, TensorFlow, ONNX, and more) alongside other binary artifacts in the same repositories.

: Proxy and cache models and datasets directly from the Hugging Face Hub, while continuing to use the Hugging Face SDK for training and deployment — ensuring developers keep their workflows while you enforce governance.

DevOps has always been about balancing efficiency, stability, and security. The rise of ML workflows doesn’t change that balance - it heightens the need for it. By incorporating ML models and datasets into Cloudsmith, you extend the same supply chain controls that protect your code and containers to the AI artifacts now driving production systems.

The result: faster innovation without unmanaged risk, and a single platform to govern every component that ships to production.

Learn more about Cloudsmith's ML Model Registry here.

Alison Sickelka

VP of Product

Extending Supply Chain Governance to AI and ML Artifacts

The enterprise artifact management market - which has belonged for a while to JFrog and Sonatype - is now 

Cloudsmith was built on the core principle that 

. So does simplicity in design and workflow. Partnerships matter, too. We’ve built a comprehensive platform that controls and secures every artifact as it’s built, scanned, signed, stored, and shipped across the software supply chain. We’ve tailored our product to the specific needs of large organizations, which support hundreds of software development teams, rely on a huge range of languages and formats, operate at massive scale, and need to ensure the provenance and integrity of artifacts entering their supply chain.

Our work is paying off. Today our product helps Fortune 500 and Global 2000 corporations, as well as independent software companies, build and distribute their software more securely and efficiently. Many of these customers migrated to Cloudsmith from the two primary legacy solutions on the market - JFrog’s Artifactory, and Sonatype’s Nexus. These customers came to us because they ran into challenges scaling to ever-increasing DevSecOps demands. They asked for a fully managed platform that just works, so they can focus on building software, not infrastructure, CDNs, or clusters. And they recognized Cloudsmith as a fresh, modern, developer-friendly, API-first experience. Cloudsmith is infrastructure you don’t have to think about.

A successful startup transitions into scale-up mode when it solves customer problems in new and innovative ways, and starts to win real market share. Cloudsmith has arrived here. We 

closed our Series B with TCV and Insight Partners

 earlier this year to fund our growth. We’re seeing incumbents take notice. We’re seeing analyst firms like Gartner and Forrester recognizing Cloudsmith as a new and legitimate candidate for enterprises with complex needs. JFrog CFO Ed Grabscheid confirmed our growing market share when he 

told investors at a Bank of America conference

 on June 5 that they see two main competitors: Sonatype and a “

very, very small startup that is a cloud-native tool… not even worth mentioning the name,

” I’m pretty sure he was talking about Cloudsmith.

We agree that large organizations are looking at three main options - JFrog, Sonatype, and Cloudsmith - for comprehensive artifact management. The artifact offerings from hyperscalers like Azure, AWS, and Google, as well as SDLC leaders like GitHub and GitLab, are limited to a handful of formats and use cases. They’re okay for small teams, but they’re not intended to scale across broad engineering organizations. We hear every day from JFrog and Sonatype customers who are curious if Cloudsmith is a viable alternative to their legacy vendor, and from platform engineering teams who recognize the benefits of a common internal set of universal artifact repositories.

I suppose it’s in the spirit of this head-to-head competition that 

 of our advanced security offerings. They didn’t reach out to us in advance, and appear to have based their findings on their use of a Cloudsmith self-service trial account. We would have been happy to help them make a more well-informed comparison! We think their conclusions are misleading or highly confused, and they got a lot flat-out wrong. Our solutions engineers love working with prospective Cloudsmith customers to showcase the actual capabilities of Cloudsmith, in a way that’s relevant to their company’s processes, scale, and needs.

There is one point in JFrog’s analysis of Cloudsmith that I found telling. They seem to fault our approach to artifact security scanning for relying on third-party industry vulnerability data. This outlook seems to align with JFrog’s general position on partnerships (that they’re bad for business). At that same Bank of America conference, JFrog’s CFO said that when it comes to security scanning, “

” cannot operate without having a proxy to JFrog for access to the binary artifacts, which is true. 

you could cut the oxygen off to these point solutions. We choose not to do that, but most customers see advantage to two things: consolidation, and to secure the most critical asset, which is your binary.

We just have a different philosophy. We don’t think customers want their artifact management vendor to be their only source of vulnerability data and security scanning. In other words, not all JFrog Artifactory customers want to depend solely on JFrog Xray. We know that for sure, because they’ve told us. So we’re working hard to ensure Cloudsmith works well with commercial and open source security tools like ClamAV, Trivy, and Grype, as well as data sources like EPSS and CVSS, and we regularly incorporate their data into the metadata that’s available inside Cloudsmith repositories and exposed to our Enterprise Policy Manager (EPM). In this way, Cloudsmith is the control plane and the data plane for the entire software supply chain, but we don’t think we should be the sole provider of security data. We will not - to quote JFrog - “cut the oxygen off” from our partners in the ecosystem. We feel similarly about CI/CD, runtime scanning, observability, and hardened images; solving software supply chain security works best as a team sport.

If you want to see why so many companies are turning to Cloudsmith, 

 about what a modern, scalable, cloud-native artifact platform could look like for your organization.

The Artifact Management Market Is Up For Grabs

Exploring AI and the future of the software supply chain

AI assistants will shape the future of the software supply chain, and today, we’re sharing a glimpse of a powerful idea in motion: 

 server that connects large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Claude directly to your software supply chain using the emerging 

Imagine managing policies, surfacing security insights, or orchestrating package workflows with a simple natural language prompt. No dashboards, no scripting, just a simple question or instruction that delivers the right end result. If this sounds interesting, you should 

This isn’t a launched product (yet), but it’s a clear signal of where we think Cloudsmith is headed: toward 

 that make it easier to control your software supply chain.

is a standard way to make information available to LLMs. Similar to an API, MCP provides a documented, standardized way for a client to integrate services from external sources.

MCP enables AI assistants to query and interact with software supply chain data, so it creates a foundation for smarter workflows and more accessible control over artifact management.

In essence, adding MCP capabilities to Cloudsmith offers up an entirely new interface to your software supply chain, with AI agents and LLMs working together to achieve your goals. We're exited to see MCP becoming a flexible new point of integration between our customers' third-party services and Cloudsmith.

MCP server demo

Our MCP prototype leverages Cloudsmith’s API-first architecture to provide programmatic access to developers through their AI assistant. Through standardized MCP requests, you can ask questions about your software supply chain or take safe, controlled actions - like managing policies or promoting packages - directly within Cloudsmith. This opens up conversational workflows with the Cloudsmith platform.

For example, you might ask your AI assistant to identify what package is trending up in usage month over month or see all of the versions of a particular package in use across your workspace. In the future, your AI assistant will be able to review your organization’s compliance and security requirements and recommend or create a set of policies in Cloudsmith’s Enterprise Policy Manager based on that input.

Building this prototype was a good reminder of a few fundamentals. First, an API-first foundation makes it easier to experiment, so it’s good that Cloudsmith is built truly API-first. Second, the data running through platforms like Cloudsmith can offer valuable insights when it’s made accessible to clients in lots of different ways. We’re giving developers and AI assistants simpler ways to ask questions, take actions, and get things done.

There’s still plenty to figure out, but MCP is already making artifact management and software supply chain management more intuitive and straightforward, especially at enterprise scale.

 for select customers and partners. If you're exploring the intersection of DevOps, AI, and supply chain security, we’d love to work with you. 

Prototyping an MCP Server

cloudsmith_series_b_V6

Today we announced Cloudsmith is officially a Series B company. This $23M fundraising round was led by 

, as well as most of our existing investors. What a vote of confidence in our team, our vision, and our market!

 in 2023 for two reasons: (1) artifact management and software supply chain security are mission-critical to enterprises, and (2) there’s an opportunity for serious disruption of JFrog and Sonatype, the two legacy players.

We now have a pile of evidence that proves this thesis. Over the past year, we’ve closed over 100% of our total pipeline at the start of each quarter. The demand is there. The average deal size is up 5x. We now boast an impressive roster of Fortune 500 and Global 2000 companies that have made the switch - on behalf of their hundreds of software teams and thousands of developers - to Cloudsmith’s cloud-native, massive-scale platform.

That kind of growth attracts investor attention. Software is the lifeblood of every company in every industry. Writing better, more secure software, and deploying it to production faster, is a massive competitive advantage. Having a bulletproof artifact management platform to power your software supply chain delivers that advantage. I’m grateful to our partners at TCV and Insight for believing in Cloudsmith as the company to provide that platform, and welcome 

Fundraising is an exciting, emotional roller coaster. It’s easy to get distracted. But we have serious work to do. It’s on us - the team here at Cloudsmith - to live up to our promises to our customers and the market. To deliver even deeper support for all popular formats across languages, operating system libraries, and containers. To provide a bridge between the CISO’s vision for security, and the VP Engineering’s need for developer efficiency. To scale up the Cloudsmith platform so we continue to be the fastest and most reliable solution on the market. To address a wider variety of deployment use cases. To make it easier to verify the provenance of artifacts that make it into your software supply chain.

 that we’d expand our customer success organization to deliver world-class onboarding services; we’d invest in engineering and innovation; and we’d expand our global footprint. We’ve done all of that and more. We’ll keep investing in our customers’ success. We want software developers to have a delightful experience selecting open-source packages. We want platform engineering teams to rely on Cloudsmith as a trusted partner in building software. We want cybersecurity professionals to lean on Cloudsmith as their key tool for implementing software usage policies.

Thank you to our investors, Cloudsmithers, and, most importantly, our customers for powering the Cloudsmith journey. Onward!

What Cloudsmith’s Series B Means for Our Customers

2024 was a year of incredible stories. At Cloudsmith, we had the privilege of being part of our customers' journeys as they reached significant milestones, driving growth, innovation, and strengthened trust across the globe. Our customers led the way, leveraging Cloudsmith’s capabilities to enhance their workflows, scale their operations, and secure their software supply chains. Let’s explore the amazing progress our community made together and the stories behind these achievements.

In 2024, our customers embraced the all-new WebApp, a major upgrade designed to make artifact management more intuitive and efficient. This enhanced user experience enabled teams to streamline their operations and focus on delivering value to their customers.

Throughout the year, more and more teams turned to Cloudsmith, resulting in a staggering 53% increase in packages delivered. Each delivery represented a project moving forward, a product getting closer to market, or a team achieving its goals. This growth was a testament to the trust our customers placed in Cloudsmith as their reliable partner in artifact management.

2024 was the year where our customers gained unprecedented control over their software supply chains. With the introduction of Broadcasts and Policy Management, teams were empowered to oversee their operations with greater clarity and precision. These features were catalysts that enabled our customers to work smarter and safer in an ever-evolving digital landscape.

This year, our customers met us at events like KubeCon, GitHub Universe, and SREcon. These weren’t just conferences - they were chances to learn, share, and grow together. Our customers brought their experiences and challenges to the table, and together, we explored new ways to innovate and push the industry forward.

For teams integrating Cloudsmith with tools like Azure DevOps and ArgoCD, 2024 was about making life easier. These integrations weren’t just about technology - they were about creating seamless workflows that allowed teams to focus on their goals, knowing their tools would support them every step of the way.

Throughout the year, our customers’ success was our top priority. With a 96.8% customer support satisfaction rating, every interaction aimed to empower users and solve challenges swiftly. Behind each support ticket resolved was a team able to move forward with confidence, knowing Cloudsmith had their back.

We measure success not only through metrics but also by the impact we've had on our customers' businesses. Here’s what a few of them had to say about their experiences with Cloudsmith in 2024:

“Cloudsmith has significantly simplified our artifact management. By using Cloudsmith, we can easily store and share artifacts across the organization, while also ensuring the security and compliance of every release. It’s been a true partner in our growth.”– Sandy McNeely, Director of DevOps, PagerDuty

“Cloudsmith’s solution has made a noticeable difference in our workflow. We’ve streamlined the way we manage and distribute software artifacts, and the speed and reliability have been key in helping us meet our goals.”– Tom Dillon, Senior VP of Engineering, Diligent

“Using Cloudsmith allowed us to ensure our products were shipped more securely and efficiently. The ability to have fine-grained control over our software supply chain means we can focus on building innovative solutions while Cloudsmith handles the infrastructure.”– Chris Sutherland, CEO & Founder, Humanising Autonomy

“Cloudsmith has been integral in supporting our continuous delivery pipeline. The easy integration and flexibility it offers have significantly enhanced the speed at which we can release new features and improvements.”– Matt 

As we move into 2025, we’re excited to keep building alongside our customers. Their stories drive us to innovate, improve, and support them even better. To all the teams we work with - thank you for an amazing 2024.

Want to see what’s next? Join us on our journey in 2025 by exploring our latest updates and features or by booking a 

Maia Livingstone

Campaign Manager

Cloudsmith 2024: By the Numbers

What a year it’s been at Cloudsmith. As we look back on 2024, it’s hard not to feel a sense of pride - and even a little awe - at how far we’ve come. From a scrappy startup to a trusted partner for some of the biggest names in the world, this year has been a turning point, both for our company and the people who make it special.

In this video, our CEO, Glenn Weinstein, reflects on the highs, the challenges, and the moments that defined this year for us. Here’s a little glimpse into what made 2024 unforgettable.

Coffee with Cloudsmith 2024

Growing Up Without Losing Who We Are 🌱🏢

We’ve doubled our count of Cloudsmithers in 2024! It’s exciting, of course, but also a little bittersweet. It’s harder to fit everyone into a room these days - we’d need a really big room! - and keeping up with all the new names can be a challenge. But growth means something important: we’re helping more people, solving bigger problems, and making a real difference for our customers.

Our mission hasn’t changed - to make developers’ lives easier. What’s shifted is our focus. Over the past 18 months, we’ve zeroed in on enterprises, especially those with massive teams using countless tools, languages, and formats. Cloudsmith’s strength is bringing all that chaos together in one place, making it simpler, faster, and more secure to build great software.

A Team That Feels Like Family 👩‍💻👨‍💻❤️

One of the things that sets Cloudsmith apart is the people. Early on, we were all generalists - pitching in wherever we were needed. But this year, we’ve started to mature, hiring specialists with deep expertise who can push us to the next level.

And while our roots are firmly in Belfast, where Cloudsmith began, we’ve expanded to Dublin, London, other locations around Ireland and the UK, as well as India and the United States, too. Belfast, though, holds something special - it’s become home for many of us, including our New York-born CEO, Glenn Weinstein.

Glenn, who splits his time between the U.S. and Belfast, shares in the video how much he’s come to love the city. “There’s something about walking the streets of Belfast, grabbing dinner, or just soaking up the atmosphere that makes you feel welcome,” he says. “As someone from New York, I never imagined Belfast would feel like home, but it truly does.”

Even though we’re a remote-first team, we believe in the magic of in-person connection. That’s why we bring everyone together three times a year for offsites in Belfast. Those few days - full of laughs, ideas, and even a pint or two - are what fuel the trust and camaraderie that make Cloudsmith such a unique place to work.

For our Engineering team, 2024 has been a year of transformation. What used to be a single team now includes specialized squads like Bytebusters, Sentinel, Platform, and Kronos. These groups allow us to go deeper into what we’re building, whether it’s improving security, expanding formats, or creating a sleek new web app that’s already winning over customers.

Looking ahead to 2025, the roadmap is ambitious - and that’s putting it mildly. From digital signatures to advanced policy management tools, we’re diving headfirst into solving some of the biggest challenges in the software supply chain. It’s a big task, but one we’re excited to tackle.

If there’s one thing that’s really hit home this year, it’s this: our customers don’t just need great software - they need a partner. As we’ve worked with Global 2000 and Fortune 500 companies, we’ve realized that onboarding isn’t just about flipping a switch. It’s about walking alongside them, helping them adapt, and making sure every team - whether it’s five people or 500 - feels supported.

This has been a game-changer for us. We’re not just delivering a product; we’re building relationships. And those relationships? They’re built on trust, understanding, and a commitment to helping our customers succeed.

As we close out 2024, we feel like we’re just getting started. Yes, we’ve grown. Yes, we’ve achieved incredible things. But our dreams are bigger than ever. Glenn Weinstein puts it perfectly: “Cloudsmith isn’t just a feature or a niche. We’re building something foundational, something that will change how enterprises everywhere manage their software supply chains.”

We believe Cloudsmith can be a cornerstone for enterprises - a platform that simplifies, secures, and transforms how software is built. We’re still on the journey, still learning, still growing. And we’re so grateful to everyone who’s been part of it - our team, our customers, and our community.

Watch the video above to hear more from Glenn Weinstein about this incredible year and what’s ahead. And if you’re curious about how Cloudsmith can help your team, we’d love to show you.

Here’s to 2025 and everything it holds. Let’s build it together. 💪✨

A Year to Remember: Cloudsmith’s Journey Through 2024  🚀🌍

After a focused period of design and development, the new Cloudsmith web app is now available to all customers at 

. The new web app replaces the existing cloudsmith.io, which will be fully decommissioned in 2025.

The new web app is designed to give you a clearer picture of the software flowing into and out of your business:

When you sign in, you'll be presented with crucial information about the health of your Cloudsmith workspace

The new compliance dashboard shows you vulnerabilities and policy violations across your workspace in a unified view

We now aggregate and visualise usage information; the data you store and deliver via Cloudsmith, in a much clearer way

We've made dozens of improvements, small and large, to streamline the day to day administration of your Cloudsmith workspace.

The new web app is backed by significant improvements to our 

. We'll detail these upgrades in a separate post; we've added dozens of new endpoints, making it possible to interact with Cloudsmith programmatically like never before. Automate Everything is a core value of the 

, and we're excited to see what our customers build around our enhanced API.

The new web app is not yet a like-for-like replacement for cloudsmith.io. There are a number of known gaps in the new web app, including:

Discrepancies between usage reporting across the old and new web apps; especially for customers who make heavy use of Docker containers

Signing up or in to the new web app using GitHub or other social logins is not yet available

Client logs/download logs are not visible inside the app

Software licences used across your workspace are not yet being aggregated and visualised

Users can’t upload an avatar, or set an avatar/logo for a workspace

Selecting multiple packages and carrying out bulk actions is not available yet

Various styling and user experience improvements

We are working to fill these gaps while addressing feedback submitted during early access.

If you are not quite ready to stop using Cloudsmith.io, that's no problem. Both the new and legacy web applications will work in parallel for some time to come. We'll give you and your teams plenty of time to make the switch:

w/c December 2nd 2024: General availability of app.cloudsmith.com and notification to our customers

w/c December 2nd 2024: New customers will sign up and onboard through app.cloudsmith.com

w/c December 9th 2024: New features no longer being added to cloudsmith.io. Security and critical bug fixes will continue until the legacy web app reaches end of life

w/c February 17th 2025: Customers using our public repositories will be asked to link to the new web app. Public repositories being served by the legacy app will continue to work until Cloudsmith.io is switched off in June 2025. Package download endpoints will remain unchanged

w/c May 26th 2025: Brown out of Cloudsmith.io and final preparations ahead of switch off

w/c June 23rd 2025: End of life for Cloudsmith.io. The app will become inaccessible. We will redirect requests to cloudsmith.io to app.cloudsmith.com where appropriate

You can reference this blog article in communication to your Cloudsmith users. We’ve also prepared a short 

 slide deck that summarises the transition to the new app.

We're here to help our customers through the transition to app.cloudsmith.com. 

 with your questions and feedback. We will publish frequently asked questions about the transition to the new web app here on the Cloudsmith blog.

Paul May

Senior Director, Product & Customer Experience

Launching the new Cloudsmith Web App

As I wrap up my second week as the CMO of Cloudsmith, I'm already struck by the incredible talent and passion that pulses through our team. Last week at the 

, this impression was not only confirmed—but amplified—as Cloudsmith clinched not one, not two, but three prestigious awards: Business Personality of the Year, Scale-Up of the Year, and Small Tech Company of the Year (highly commended).

Spearheaded by MCS Group, the Digital DNA Awards serve as a celebration of excellence and innovation within Northern Ireland's tech sector. They honor the trailblazers, both individuals and organizations, who are driving digital transformation forward and reshaping the landscape of technology.

Acknowledgement always feels great, but evidence-based awards like these are also an important reminder and reassurance for our customers, partners, investors, and peers that Cloudsmith is shaking things up in tech in a meaningful way. They signify that we're delivering on our ambitions and promises to you; that you can trust our commitment to quality and improvement; and that we have the vision, structure, leadership, and support necessary to continue on this exciting upward trajectory.

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