We’ve added multi-select support for packages in the Cloudsmith web app, making it easier and faster to take action across multiple packages at once.

You can now select up to 100 packages within a repository and apply common actions in a single step—such as copying packages, triggering a resync, quarantining content, and more. This helps teams maintain control and consistency across their repositories while reducing manual effort.

Perform bulk actions instead of repeating the same operation package by package.

Apply actions consistently across selected packages, lowering the chance of missed steps or configuration drift.

Whether you’re responding to a security issue, promoting artifacts, or cleaning up repositories, multi-select makes large-scale package management far more efficient.

 This release supports actions on up to 100 packages at a time. We plan to increase this capacity to 1,000 packages in early Q2.

 To ensure data safety, bulk deletion is currently disabled. It will be enabled alongside our upcoming 

 feature (scheduled for early Q2), ensuring you can recover accidentally deleted assets.

Last year, we launched Cloudsmith’s new documentation platform at 

. This refreshed and re-architected website - now powered by a “docs-as-code” workflow - offers more expansive content and simplified navigation, designed to reflect the speed and feel of the modern Cloudsmith web application.

Since that launch, we’ve been running our old documentation website alongside the new to ensure a smooth transition. It’s now time to formalize the sunsetting plan for our 

Maintaining a single, modern documentation platform helps Cloudsmith ensure technical accuracy, deliver updates faster, and invest in a great user experience for documentation across our platform.

We are committed to transparency throughout this process. The old docs site will remain available until the end of March 2026.

: While both sites remain live, no further content changes or updates will be made to the old documentation website.

: We will launch the API sandbox on the new documentation website, bringing full interactivity to our API docs.

: The old documentation website (help.cloudsmith.io) will be fully retired and decommissioned.

We are implementing 1:1 redirects for the majority of our documentation. If you click a link to an old 

 article, we will automatically route you to its updated home on 

If you notice any gaps in the new documentation or have feedback on how we can make your experience better, please 

. Better yet, the new site allows you to 

 - so if you see something that needs a fix, we’d welcome your contributions. We’d love to hear from you.

Timeline to sunset the old documentation site (help.cloudsmith.io)

We have updated the repository URL structure on the web app to disambiguate repositories from other static routes. This change applies only to the new web app.

app.cloudsmith.com/[WORKSPACE]/[REPOSITORY]/

app.cloudsmith.com/[WORKSPACE]/r/[REPOSITORY]/

We have set up redirects from the old path to the new one. This means if you have a bookmark to a repository, this link will automatically redirect you to the new URL.

New URL structure for repositories on the web app

Builds are now faster with support for parallel artifact uploads during 

Maven 3.9.12 enabled parallel deployment by default, which previously caused a race condition resulting in incomplete packages or synchronization errors. We updated our platform to support these concurrent requests, ensuring stability and reducing total build times.

This update is active for all customers using Maven 3.9.12 or later. No configuration changes are required.

Support for Maven parallel deployment

Public Broadcasts make it easier than ever to deliver software to your end users through a branded, trustworthy, and developer-friendly distribution experience.

Broadcasts allow you to distribute artifacts directly from your Cloudsmith repositories using a polished, customizable user interface that reflects your brand, integrates with native developer tooling, and provides visibility into how your software is being adopted.

 Present your software through an interface that matches your company’s identity. Use your logo, colors, and a custom domain to ensure end users experience a familiar, professional interface when deciding to install your software.

 Eliminate the guesswork from distribution. Gain real-time insights into which versions are being downloaded and how adoption trends change over time.

 Broadcasts integrate seamlessly with native developer tooling, allowing users to fetch packages via their preferred CLI or CI/CD tools—no friction, no workarounds.

 Turn any existing Cloudsmith repository into a professional public distribution portal in seconds. No need to build, host, or maintain custom download pages.

Since the initial Early Access release, we’ve added several features to further refine the distribution experience:

, including architecture and distribution information, is now available on Broadcasts.

 with improved installation documentation to help users get started faster.

, making it easier to share open-source projects and artifacts.

 to start broadcasting today from any existing Cloudsmith repository. 

Public Broadcasts are now generally available

Cloudsmith now provides a reference implementation guide for Amazon SageMaker. This resource demonstrates how to utilize Cloudsmith as a secure, central hub for the Hugging Face models, Docker images, and Python packages required for machine learning workflows.

AI/ML supply chains are often fragmented; relying on unmanaged public sources for models and dependencies introduces security risks and build instability. This guide provides a blueprint for moving ML artifacts into a private, governed environment without disrupting the SageMaker development experience.

This release provides a reusable set of instructions and scripts designed to be embedded directly into your existing SageMaker workflows.

 Use Cloudsmith to proxy and cache Hugging Face models, ensuring consistent availability for SageMaker training jobs.

 Consolidate Python packages and Docker containers within Cloudsmith to create a single source of truth for SageMaker environments.

 Implementation examples cover how to configure SageMaker to authenticate and fetch artifacts securely during execution.

The implementation guide and code samples are available in our public repository:

For detailed setup instructions, refer to the

Secure ML workflows with Cloudsmith and Amazon SageMaker

We are extending the sunset timeline for the Cloudsmith classic web app. While we previously 

the classic app will now remain available through the second half of 2026.

 - our primary platform- delivers a seamless experience that supports your core workflows. We are taking this extra time to close remaining feature gaps and refine the platform based on your feedback.

Some key features coming to the new web app include:

 A new, scalable replacement for public and open-source repositories. (Currently in early access, with full release scheduled for January 2026.)

 A comprehensive log of all package-related events and activities for any repository.

 Increase efficiency by allowing you to take action on multiple packages simultaneously.

 The ability to sign into Cloudsmith seamlessly using your existing accounts from GitHub, GitLab, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.

We are committed to a transparent transition. 

We will provide a finalized sunset date and detailed migration resources well in advance of the retirement. In the meantime, we encourage you to continue using the new web app and sharing your feedback; your input is directly shaping these final improvements.

Multi-select package actions are now available on the web app

Why this matters

Note on Bulk Deletion & Limits

Other logs

Timeline to sunset the old documentation site (help.cloudsmith.io)

New URL structure for repositories on the web app

Support for Maven parallel deployment

Public Broadcasts are now generally available

Secure ML workflows with Cloudsmith and Amazon SageMaker

Timeline to sunset the classic web app extended to the second half of 2026