Cloudsmith Reviews

The support team genuinely care about helping our business succeed.

The multi format repository concept makes it very very easy to use.

Cloudsmith is a genuine cloud native SaaS product, not an on-prem product deployed to cloud like some of its competitors, so the speed it achieves at scale is truly impressive.

Implementation was trivial as it supports native tooling in all the formats it supports.

Cloudsmith is a great option for private npm repos. Works well to have a private npm repo on Cloudsmith associated with an npm scope.

It's easy to set up. It's flexible. I like how there's unlimited users, but charged on disk space. That makes it very cost-effective for small teams.

Cloudsmith has great CLI capabilities - we have Makefiles and scripts that run Cloudsmith CLI commands, and help us to quickly build, compile, and upload new versions of packages to Cloudsmith. We frequently have to build and update versions, so the CLI makes that easy.

The two-factor authentication method I have with Duo requires me to find a code, and type it in.

It'd be nice if like some other apps, it allowed me to get a push notification and just click approve, instead of having to go and find the code and type in 6 characters.

Cloudsmith solves the problems of have a central package management system for us, where we can quickly build and upload new versions of packages, for multiple languages. We use Cloudsmith for multiple languages at my company - personally I've only use it for Python packages for my team, and it allows me to quickly upload versions of packages and download and use them in other repositories that rely on this package, so that we can modularize code and share it across repos easily.

For us, it's a developer first platform. That means that you have clear, full documentation and mostly every single edge case you could think of out of the box. For those questions or things that seem a bit unusual, a quick chat with support results in either resolution or a feature request which is properly considered and often makes it into the platform.

Honestly, so far I have found nothing that I dislike. No matter what the weird business case I need to support, cloudsmith has my back. When we first started using it I assumed that there would be dead ends but I have yet to find them!

We use cloudsmith for all of our internal libraries and images. In the future, we will be shipping our public SDKs with the platform as well, complete with EULA enforcement.

The ability to listen and the willingness to understand your challenges and how Cloudsmith can alleviate those pain points.

The only downsides had nothing to do with Cloudsmith its a refreshing example of a next generation artifactory that I wish my clients would use.

Cloudsmith is truly the future of Artifactorys allowing you to store Terraform modules, Container images, dependencies, tool dependencies for example the IBM ACE toolkit which is 1.7GB and this is to just mention a few. There were no limitations around our use case.

A service that just works with a team that provies great service and tooling arund the product.

The UI was slow to unuable at times, but here we saw improvements as well.

Support for a wide range of artifact types, precise access management and reliable delivery.

Great documentation, outstanding support and a product that speaks for itself.

Nothing that I can think of in particular

After JFrog BinTray was retired, we were scrambling to find a new home for our Java-based artifacts that can be easily uploaded and retrieved. Cloudsmith fit that need perfectly.

The value is perfect for our needs. Other products overcharge for what we use as a basic artifact management product with private settings also. The team has been extremely responsive to any issues we may encounter.

*Note that this is a compensated review. It is not shaded by that, though.

This was a forced migration from Bintray and Cloudsmith met most of the requirements, however it did not meet all. There are a few areas we had to write some custom code to handle, but nothing too onerous, and they provide an extensive API to accomplish that.

Cloudsmith is easy to use, has comprehensive features we need and has excellent support from the Cloudsmith team.

We have not found anything to dislike - the product does its job well.

We are using Cloudsmith to distribute many kinds of packages both to customer-deployed and SaaS installations of our product.

I'ts easy to use and fast. It has better support

Well, compared to artifactory, folder creatin is a bit harder.

notification system in case of lack of space etc. very useful.