Modernize Your Docker Container Infrastructure with Cloudsmith
Managing a private Docker registry on-premises is costly and time-consuming. It makes integration with teams and build processes in multiple locations complex, and imposes huge performance compromises on distributed teams. Switch to Cloudsmith for a secure, cloud native Docker registry built for global teams. Eliminate on-prem overhead and scale container delivery with confidence.
Simplify and streamline operations. Cloudsmith is a secure, cloud-native store for all your container images and software artifacts.
- Use Docker + 30 other formats in one platform
- Manage OCI-compliant container images alongside language packages and raw files
- Centralize your entire software supply chain with zero infrastructure overhead
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Cloudsmith implements the Docker v2 and OCI Distribution API specifications, so you can use the standard docker push, docker pull, docker tag, and docker inspect commands with no additional plugins or wrappers.
Yes. Cloudsmith supports OCI-standard image layouts, multi-architecture manifests (manifest lists), and Docker v2 schema images. As OCI standards evolve, Cloudsmith updates the platform so you never need to patch your registry infrastructure.
Every image uploaded to Cloudsmith is automatically scanned for CVEs and malware. You can configure policies using OPA Rego to block, quarantine, or flag images based on CVSS severity thresholds or EPSS scores, preventing non-compliant images from reaching downstream environments.
Yes. Cloudsmith's upstream proxying lets you route pulls from Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, and other public registries through your Cloudsmith repository. This eliminates Docker Hub rate-limit disruption and speeds up builds by caching layers close to your runners.
Cloudsmith supports API token authentication, scoped entitlement tokens, and OIDC-based identity federation for CI/CD pipelines. For enterprise teams, SAML SSO integration with Okta, Azure AD, Ping Identity, and other providers gives your existing identity stack full control.
Yes. Cloudsmith supports 30+ artifact formats in a single platform. You can store Docker images, Helm charts, NPM packages, PyPI wheels, and raw files under one access model, one audit log, and one bill, removing the need for separate registry tooling.
Cloudsmith's CDN-backed delivery network spans 600+ edge points of presence. Images are served from the closest available node, giving remote teams and CI runners fast, consistent pull times regardless of where they are located.
You can re-tag and push images using standard Docker CLI commands. Cloudsmith's documentation covers migration steps in detail, and our team can provide guidance on bulk migration strategies for large registries.
Yes. You can configure retention rules to automatically remove old or unused image tags based on age, count, or custom criteria. This keeps your registry clean and prevents unbounded storage growth without manual housekeeping.
Every push, pull, delete, policy action, and configuration change is recorded in Cloudsmith's audit log, tied to a named user or token identity. Logs are exportable for compliance reporting or ingestion into third-party SIEM and observability tooling.