This week, the Cloudsmith team made seven platform improvements:
We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudsmith's audit logs feature to general availability. With audit logs, organizations have a historical record of activity within their Cloudsmith organization for compliance and troubleshooting purposes. Audit logs capture all actions performed by the system, users, and service accounts. This allows an o…
Good news! Cloudsmith now supports Rocky and Alma Linux as aliases for Enterprise Linux instead of different distributions, which is less work for you and your users. Why did we make this change? When Red Hat announced they would discontinue the development of CentOS, alternatives began emerging, including Rocky and Alma Linux. Based on customer…
We're pleased to announce the release of Service Accounts to Beta for Cloudsmith customers. Service accounts are a specific type of account that allows you to create a Cloudsmith API Key not tied to a specific user. Service accounts are ideal for any use case where you have automated processes that require write access to a repository, and will im…
Only second in excitement to new features: the legal docs for the service have been updated! You can follow the link below to read the latest documentation, versioned 20220623, but in summary: We believe in the most robust protection for you and your user's data, so we've added Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and a UK International Data Trans…
You can now easily host signed SBOMs alongside your OCI artifacts in Cloudsmith, and use them for incident investigations and run-time protection, further securing your software supply chain. SBOMs are fundamental to software supply chain security, so much so that the Open Source Security Foundation included "SBOMs Everywhere" as one of the 10 str…
At Cloudsmith, our mission is to be the universal package management solution for teams and enterprises. As a result, we continually expand and improve the package formats we support. We are delighted to be able to introduce support for public and private Conda package repositories. You can now securely host your Conda packages alongside other pac…
