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Customer Spotlight: five°degrees does Fintech with ProGet

Posted on November 21st, 2020.

Iceland-based fintech company five°degrees manages hundreds of first-party NuGet packages each day and manages dozens of external customers with their own ProGet instances.  They sought a mature private repository for simple distribution for their proprietary NuGet packages that would let them work seamlessly...

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It’s Not a Bug—It’s a Feature (or Can Be)

Posted on October 13th, 2020.

ProGet problems? BuildMaster bugs? If you’ve spotted a problem, we are always standing by to answer support tickets and contribute to Inedo Forums, usually within just a few hours. We’ve designed our products to be great, but we’re not all-knowing. There are plenty of times we get tickets that turn out not to...

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Package Consumers: Where are Packages Actually Used?

Posted on July 16th, 2020.

As a package author, ProGet 5.3‘s package consumers feature gives you invaluable insight into which specific applications or component versions are consuming specific versions of your package. If you discover a critical bug or security vulnerability, you can identify the consumers and fix them or notify the...

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Live Package Usage Scanning vs. Tracking Package Deployment

Posted on July 14th, 2020.

Many ProGet users already know and love the Tracking Package Deployments feature of ProGet. A feature new to ProGet 5.3 is Live Package Usage Scanning. These features both add additional value to ProGet by increasing end-to-end visibility, but they are distinct features. They’re basically two sides of the...

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Tidy Up ProGet with Retention Rules

Posted on July 9th, 2020.

Running out of disk space on a server creates all sorts of hard-to-diagnose problems at unexpected (and usually inconvenient) times. Define retention rules to keep ProGet tidy and disk space conserved by removing old or unused packages. What Are Retention Rules? “Retention rules” refer to any parameter you...

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Inedo Participates in Scrumfest Osaka

Posted on June 24th, 2020.

Inedo CEO Alex Papadimoulis and marketing manager Sho Sato will be participating in the Scrum Festival Osaka, which will be held online from June 26-27 (Friday to Saturday). Inedo is part of the “DevOpsDays Tokyo – Kick-Off Meeting for 2021.” Scrum Festival Osaka is a major event featuring 20 tracks and a total of...

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ProGet 5.3 Has Been Released

Posted on June 22nd, 2020.

ProGet 5.3 was fully released earlier this month and is now the default version for new ProGet downloads. This update has many new features to support containers and improves many existing elements of ProGet, like the UI.  ProGet 5.3 as Your Private Container Registry Containers are an important part of our roadmap....

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Offline Installation for the Inedo Hub

Posted on June 19th, 2020.

A few years back, we upgraded our single-tool installer to the Inedo Hub, a “one-stop shop” for installing, upgrading, downgrading, and servicing all of Inedo’s products, BuildMaster, ProGet, and Otter. It is a huge improvement over the traditional, single-product, single-version installer. But a lot...

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Helpdesk Hell, or Why Inedo’s Support is Different

Posted on May 22nd, 2020.

Having to seek help from an organization’s “support” can feel like a trip to “Helpdesk Hell.” These interactions too often end in frustration and wasted time. (And even those staffing the helpdesk often complain of receiving ridiculous tickets.) Regularly undervalued, underpaid, and...

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First-class Docker Support in BuildMaster 6.2

Posted on April 20th, 2020.

Containerized development is more popular today than ever before: Containers isolate processes and encapsulate dependencies, adding security to your applications, and more. But they are very complicated to build and maintain. Many-layered and complex, container proficiency takes a long time to achieve. And the nature...