Cloudsmith’s Enterprise Policy Manager (EPM) now leverages Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) data to enable powerful, component-level policies for Docker and OCI container images…
Monitoring the software licenses in use across your organization is critical, and could help you avoid costly re-work in the future. Cloudsmith's web app now gives you a breakdown of your packages by license, and lists packages with no apparent software license…
You can now use Cloudsmith to proxy and cache packages from public Conda channels (upstreams). This update helps you create a single, reliable source of truth for all your Conda packages, combining your private packages with cached versions of the public upstreams you depend on…
We’ve added a new policy action to Enterprise Policy Management (EPM): Remove tag…
You can now use Cloudsmith’s package search syntax to refine the scope of your repository's retention rules when configuring them via the Cloudsmith web application and via the Cloudsmith Terraform provider. This functionality builds on the existing support to scope retention rules by package search syntax via the API, and makes it easier to target exactly which packages to keep or remove…
Today we are releasing a refreshed and re-architected documentation website for Cloudsmith…
The official Cloudsmith extension for Visual Studio Code is here. It brings your package visibility workflow directly into the IDE, allowing you to browse and inspect repositories and packages without switching context…
Client logs and usage reporting improvements are now generally available in the new web application. These updates give you deeper visibility into package downloads, delivery trends and the repositories or tokens driving your usage…
You can now view architecture and distribution tags in the Packages table in the new web application. This makes it easier to tell apart packages with the same name but different architectures or distributions, and to quickly find the right one…
If you use Renovate to manage dependencies, you can now include packages from your Cloudsmith repositories in the same automated workflows. That means Renovate can track and update internal packages, as well as any open source dependencies pulled through upstream registries…