Cloudsmith Changelog

More account-based good news! We've surfaced the history of logins for your account: You can find the new information on your account security page, underneath the Session Management, as described previously. In addition to seeing the current sessions, the historical view of logins includes context such as the login method, Geo/IP location and det…

Good news! Take back some control and easily manage logged-in sessions for your account: You can find the new controls on your account security page, along with some context for the session, such as when the session was last active, the Geo/IP location, and details about the browser, operating system and device that logged into and accessed your a…

We are very pleased to announce that Cloudsmith now supports a 'Package Downloaded' webhook at request from our users. This new webhook will be triggered upon each package file fetch across all the formats that Cloudsmith supports; and provides data on the entitlement token, location, and user who accessed a package file. Some great use cases for…

Cloudsmith can help with our self-service approach to managing and defining storage and bandwidth limits to keep costs under control while allowing you to scale when needed. After all, no one wants to be caught between an unexpected bill for overages or any interruption to their business, no matter how minor. Now you can automate a solution that wo…

Following in the footsteps of Debian and Maven, we're very pleased to announce that RPM is the latest package format to support upstream caching and proxying. With Upstream Proxying, Cloudsmith will allow RPM clients configured to use your repository to see and download your existing repository packages, as well as all those defined in any connect…

Now you can go beyond measuring your bandwidth usage and regain control via Cloudsmith's new bandwidth controls for Entitlement tokens. You can craft tokens with individual usage limits using the UI, API, and CLI, allowing you to decide the exact level of usage for each token. Combining the new and existing limits for entitlement tokens, allowance…

With the introduction of the Package Activity API and accompanying CLI command, you can now quickly and easily check your entire repository for packages' activity status or even take a detailed approach and view packages individually (per day/per package). You can save on your storage costs by eliminating inactive packages and retaining only the p…

If you're making use of Cloudsmith's custom domains feature, you can now request that the top-level (i.e. root page) of your domain (e.g. npm.example.com) redirects to a location of your choice. This provides a little more "discoverability" for your users, by sending them to the right place if they go to the domain directly. Whether you want to re…

As a vendor, understanding your bandwidth usage is an invaluable insight into how packages are distributed across your user base and how specific users have grown over a timeframe. The easiest way to get started exploring these metrics is to check out the metrics command within the Cloudsmith CLI. Alternatively, to get more fine-grained metrics, y…

We're very pleased to announce that the Debian package format now supports upstream proxying and caching. Adding a Debian upstream allows for searching and downloading packages not yet in your Cloudsmith repository using the native apt tooling. Fetches made for packages resolved to an upstream can be cached and synchronised to your Cloudsmith repo…