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Azure Artifacts

Azure Artifacts

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What is Azure Artifacts?

Azure Artifacts is a service within Azure DevOps Services that allows developers to manage and share packages, such as NuGet, npm, Maven, Python, and Universal Packages, with their team, organization, and public users. It enables you to create feeds to organize your packages, control who can access them, and integrate package management into your CI/CD pipelines.

What other technologies are related to Azure Artifacts?

Azure Artifacts Competitor Technologies

Jenkins is a CI/CD tool that can be used to build and manage packages; it provides similar functionality as Azure Pipelines integrated with other package repositories.
mentioned alongside Azure Artifacts in 0% (172) of relevant job posts

Azure Artifacts Complementary Technologies

Azure Repos can be used as a source for packages to be built and published to Azure Artifacts.
mentioned alongside Azure Artifacts in 12% (373) of relevant job posts
Azure Pipelines can be used to automate the building, testing, and publishing of packages to Azure Artifacts.
mentioned alongside Azure Artifacts in 4% (419) of relevant job posts
Azure Artifacts is a component of Azure DevOps, providing package management capabilities.
mentioned alongside Azure Artifacts in 0% (516) of relevant job posts

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