Can anyone tell me if Octopus Deploy cloud has a built in package repository, or would I have to use something like feedz.io?
If it does, what limitations does it have in comparison to a self hosted instance of Octopus Deploy?
The intension is to store both nuget and npm packages.
I should point out that, all the info I have read so far leads me to believe that this this is only a server offering.
Kind regards,
Antonio
Hi Antonio,
Thanks for getting in touch!
I know my colleague provided the answer for this via the email request you raised, but I figured I would add the answer here too for anyone else with the same question.
The built-in feed repository is available within Octopus Cloud exactly the same as it is for on-premise instances.
The only slight difference is that Cloud instances have storage limits whereas an on-premise instance you can keep increase your storage capacity as needed.
Regards,
Paul
Hi Paul,
A big thanks to you both on helping me (and others) to clear any uncertainties around Octopus Cloud.
Kind regards,
Antonio
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