Azure Artifacts documentation

Create, host, and share NuGet, npm, Maven, Python, Cargo, and Universal Packages with Azure Artifacts for seamless package management and collaboration across projects and organizations.

Get started

Concept

• What is Azure Artifacts?
• Limits on package sizes and counts
• Best practices
• Key concepts

Quickstart

• Publish your first package
• Monitor Artifacts storage
• Search packages across your feeds

Feeds

Concept

• What are feeds?
• What are feed views?

Quickstart

• Promote packages and manage views
• Use public feeds to share your packages publicly

Publish

How-To Guide

• NuGet
• dotnet
• npm
• Gradle
• Python
• Universal Packages
• Cargo

Restore

How-To Guide

• NuGet
• dotnet
• npm
• Maven
• Python
• Universal Packages
• Cargo

Upstream sources

Overview

• Upstream sources overview

How-To Guide

• Set up upstream sources
• Use upstream sources with public feeds
• Search for packages in upstream sources
• Use packages from NuGet.org
• Use packages from npmjs.com
• Use packages from Maven Central
• Use packages from PyPi
• Universal Packages upstream sources
• Use packages from Crates.io

Security

Concept

• Manage permissions
• Safeguard against malicious public packages

Artifacts in Azure Pipelines

Overview

• Overview

Quickstart

• Publish and download pipeline artifacts
• Publish and download build artifacts
• Use the .artifactignore file
• NuGet
• npm
• Maven
• Gradle
• Python
• Cargo
• Universal Packages

Symbols

Concept

• What are symbol files?

How-To Guide

• Debug with Visual Studio
• Debug with WinDbg
• Publish symbols with Azure Pipelines