Cloudsmith Changelog

Cloudsmith is designed to be universal. We aim to support all the languages and package formats our customers and prospective customers use. We think organizations benefit from being able to store, secure, manage, and distribute ALL of their software assets in a single consistent manner. It provides a better developer experience and is the first st…

In the spirit of continually improving our platform, we have some additional deprecation news to share. On May 13th, our Northern California storage region will be riding off into the sunset. After a thorough performance review, we've concluded that our Oregon and Ohio regions offer superior speed and reliability, making them the prime choices for…

We are delighted to announce both upstream proxying and caching for R packages. Together, they mean a simpler, more reliable integration of third-party packages into your development process. Better software, faster, and more secure. 🙌 Upstream proxying In the simplest terms, upstream proxying means Cloudsmith is now your single point of contact…

Good news. We're thrilled to announce the General Availability of Regional Storage for the Cloudsmith Docker Registry! 🌍 Previously, Docker images and layers were exclusively stored in our Dublin, Ireland 🍀 storage region, due to restrictions in our content addressable storage engine. This setup differed from how we handled all other types of pa…

We are thrilled to announce the latest addition to our platform: Support for Debian Components! 🐧🔧 Debian Components are a cornerstone in the Debian ecosystem, allowing for the classification of packages into distinct channels, such as main (Debian Free Software Guidelines compliant), contrib (non-free dependencies),non-free (non-compliant), etc…

We are pleased to announce that we have extended Cloudsmith's policy management to include the ability to configure Package Deny Policies. Package Deny Policies let you explicitly block matched packages from being downloaded through your organization. Package Deny Policies use Cloudsmith's core search and filter syntax to describe the rules, allow…

We are pleased to let you know that we are expanding the System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) capabilities in Cloudsmith to include provisioning new Cloudsmith users. By integrating Cloudsmith with your identity provider (IdP) via SCIM, you can automate provisioning and de-provisioning users in Cloudsmith, letting your IdP serve as yo…

.NET developers - we are happy to let you know that Cloudsmith now provides symbol server support for NuGet. Now, you can create public or private repositories that contain NuGet symbols. Visual Studio uses these .pdb files to let you step through code as it runs in Debug mode on your machine. Any repository in Cloudsmith can be configured as a sy…

We are pleased to add Go and Helm to our list of package formats where we extract and report license information. License information is an important part of many customers' organizational compliance requirements. For the full list of supported package formats, please review our documentation on license compliance. License Policies In addition to…

Audit logs are an essential part of a robust cybersecurity strategy. Cloudsmith offers a comprehensive view of account activity through organizational and repository audit logs, and analyzing these detailed records can be extremely useful for security incident management, compliance monitoring, and troubleshooting. In addition to viewing audit log…