What are Azure Artifacts?
Azure Artifacts is a service that allows you to create, host, and share package feeds in your Azure DevOps organization. It supports popular package types such as NuGet, npm, Maven, and Python packages. It also integrates seamlessly with Azure Container Registry to manage your container images.
Package Management
Host and consume your own private packages, or proxy public registries like NuGet.org or npmjs.com.
Integration
Seamless integration with Azure Pipelines, ensuring consistent builds and deployments.
Permissions and Control
Granular control over who can access and publish packages to your feeds.
Key Features
Feed Types
Supports NuGet, npm, Maven, Python, and Universal Packages.
Upstream Sources
Connect to public registries to proxy and cache packages, simplifying your dependency management.
Collaboration
Share packages across teams and projects within your organization.
Getting Started
Explore the resources below to learn how to set up and use Azure Artifacts effectively.
- Quickstart: Create your first feed Get up and running in minutes.
- Manage NuGet packages Learn best practices for NuGet feed management.
- Manage npm packages Integrate npm with Azure Artifacts.
- Integrate with Azure Pipelines Automate package publishing and consumption.
- Configure feed permissions Secure your package feeds.
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