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Hosting your own NuGet private repository
- 1. NUGET MASTER Hosting Your Own NuGet Feeds Yu Guan | Microsoft MVP
- 2. Meet Yu Guan | @askguanyu twitter.com/askguanyu linkedin.com/in/yuguan askguanyu.wordpress.com devlib.codeplex.com Microsoft MVP Speaker, Blogger, Hacker, Coder, Maker, Gamer Azure, IoT, Cross-platform Apps, GIS, Services
- 3. Overview of the NuGet Ecosystem Package manager for the Microsoft development platform Client tools provide the ability to produce and consume packages NuGet Gallery (nuget.org) is the central package repository used by all package authors and consumers
- 4. NuGet private repository Creating Local Feeds Creating Remote Feeds
- 5. Creating Local Feeds Create a local folder Copy .nupkg file to this local folder Configurate this folder as new Package Sources under Package Manager
- 6. Creating Remote Feeds (NuGet.Server) Create a new Empty Web Application in Visual Studio Install the NuGet.Server Package Configure the Packages folder and ApiKey Add Packages to the Packages folder Deploy and run your brand new Package Feed!
- 7. Remote Feeds Usage Feeds URL: http://{YourSite}/nuget/ Publishing: nuget.exe push {YourPkg}.nupkg -ApiKey {key} -Source http://{YourSite}/api/v2/package
- 8. DEMO
- 9. THANK YOU!
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- First introduced in 2010, NuGet has been around for a few years now and many people and organizations are starting to realize that NuGet presents a great opportunity to improve and automate different aspects of the development processes. Because the NuGet project is open source under a permissive Apache v2 license, other projects can leverage NuGet and companies can build support for it in their products. Whether for open source projects or enterprise application development, NuGet plus the ever-growing set of applications built on and around NuGet, provide a broad selection of tools for improving your software development process. All of these projects are able to innovate for the same reason that has allowed NuGet to innovate - You. As such, please contribute to these projects just as you contribute to NuGet by reporting defects and new feature ideas, providing feedback, writing documentation, and contributing code where possible.