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To help you reduce the size of your repository, Space packages now can auto-delete old or unneeded packages using Package retention policies.

Once again, we're extending the list of repository types supported by Space Packages. Now it's time for npm registries! Let's take a look at the basics: how you can create an npm registry, and how you can publish and get npm packages – all this right inside your Space instance.

Space Packages are receiving a number of important updates. If you're a Packages user, please read this blog post carefully. Until recently, Space Packages was an organization-wide (top-level) module, which led to some inconveniences: The Packages page showed you all repositories at once. It was not possible to filter for repositories related to a certain project. Organization-wide Packages didn't support permissions, so all users had access to all organization-wide repositories. In light of these shortcomings, we decided to: Make Packages a project-wide module with permissions sup

Space Packages continue evolving! In addition to creating Maven repositories and container registries, now you can create your own NuGet feeds. If you're interested, let's take a closer look. (more…)

Let's continue our series of blog posts dedicated to Space Packages. The previous post was about working with Maven repositories. In this one, let's play with container registries! What are they for? The most obvious example is a Docker registry, but in addition to Docker images, container registries support OCI images and Helm charts. The structure of the post will be quite the same: we'll show you how to create a container registry in Space, get authenticated in it, and push Docker images. (more…)

In one of our previous blog posts, we've made an introduction to Space Packages. Now, it's time to try them in action! Let's start with Maven repositories: we'll take a look at how to create a Maven repo, log into it, and then publish the artifacts of a Gradle or Maven project. Create a repository The steps needed to do this are pretty obvious, but let’s cover them just to be sure. Open the Packages page in Space. To create a repo, click New repository and then specify its type (Maven Repository in our case), name, and description. After you create the repository, its URL will b

Check the scheduled Space feature release status and track our latest priorities on the Space Roadmap page. The information on that page is updated on a regular basis. Welcome to Space 2020! We would like to share our plans and priorities for the current year in order to make sure that we’re moving in the right direction and that what we have planned will bring you the features you expect and need most. We’re planning for the official release of Space 2020 to happen in Q3 or Q4 of this year. (more…)

We're delighted to introduce Space Packages! In this post we'd like to share with you the existing features, as well as the planned features we have in store for this Space module. First of all, what is Packages? Packages is a package repository manager. If you've ever heard of Maven Central, Docker Hub, or NuGet.org, then you'll easily get the idea. In a nutshell, like these products, it lets you create your own repositories and use them to publish and share packages of various types, such as Docker/OCI images, .jar and .pom files, and others, all inside your Space instance! While this is s