ProGet Reviews

The ability to create separate Docker registries for both my public and private images made things really easy to manage.

Coming from Sonatype Nexus 3, ProGet's implementation of Docker was a million times better.

I like that ProGet is able to host a wide variety of package types. It also gives us the ability to easily create separate feeds for situations like CI flows.

There is nothing I dislike about this product. It is excellent.

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We needed an application that could host different types of package feeds. Our developers needed a way to host NuGet, npm, and maven packages internally. Our DevOps team needed a way to store Docker images and compiled applications. Meanwhile, our Production team needed a way to distribute PowerShell packages. ProGet was able to meet all of these needs. Since implementing ProGet, package management has been simplified and sharing code between teams has never been easier.

The simplicity of all tasks, the simple overview of all packages in the feed.

Nothing. It just works. We even use the free version of the software, so no complaints here.

One central source for all our NuGet packages.

I love how I can have a single place to house my nuget packages, docker images, and npm packages all in 1 place.

Overall, I really like the product. I can't think of anything that I don't like.

Try it. It's great as a free way to manage packages. If you need more features, the people at ProGet are very friendly and helpful. It took just 30 minutes to install, and was ready to go after that.

I'm trying to have a centralized place to manage all of my different packages. Proget has simplified our package management. It also gives us a great place for us to use as an artifact repository as well.

I have used many software, but ProGet is one of those tools that, due to their effectiveness, become indispensable. It is very easy to use, it is efficient and its interface is friendly and intuitive. I have saved a lot of time when planning and organizing a new project.

ProGet is unmatched software! There is absolutely nothing that you do not like. It is very complete, easy to use and very efficient.

They have done an excellent job. There is nothing to improve for now.

With this software I can save time. It is a very useful tool that helps you advance your projects. Everything is organized better using this software.

What I like best is the manage your own internal libraries / packages. The system can be setup quickly and the interface is easy to navigate. Easy to manage multiple version of your packages when you are developing internal libraries that are used inside your company.

I don't have any dislikes about the product. It would only be nice to browse NuGet packages inside Visual Studio when you create a universal package with ProGet.

Definitely give it a try! It is easy to install and to configure the tool.

I need a central location for managing all the packages that are used inside the company. It is easy to manage different version of your packages that are used across multiple projects.

The free tier comes with all the features needed to store, track and manage all of the assets for our organization. Plus, it's easier to use and provides a more modern and clean interface than the competitors.

The fact that the free tier doesn't come with feed level access restrictions. I am just being greedy though. The free tier comes with more than enough features. We will need to upgrade one day to get access to more features once our needs grow.

Our management team loves for things to be auditable. One benefit that I didn't realize at first was that ProGet can keep track of who pulled what artifact, and when they pulled it. This is something that we built into our deployments, so now we can see which customer gets which pieces of software. This will become even more useful once we start allowing our customers to manage their own installations and upgrades. A critical piece of our CD pipeline.

This software helps to mange all of our packages to be in one place. This uniformly distributes our applications and its components. this also helps to combine multiple feeds to organize and distribute from one place. I would like to recommend this to any one

I would not have any kind of bad thoughts or impressions on this product or software and it helps to mange your time and also make your job easy and finish in a fast manner. I would say this must be occupied by all the people to whoever wish to get this do your organization

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Create any number of feeds to organize and distribute your packages to different groups or even to external customers.

ProGet enables users to counter-check consistency in open source packages before deployment, ensuring integrity.

It is very time consuming to upgrade manually in between versions since it imports both local and cached services

Proget is extremely security conscious especially with its feeds and t takes them through validations and test environments.

ProGet offers a lot with its package including high-availability, load-balancing, and multi-site replication, ProGet can centralize your organization's software applications and components to provide uniform access to developers and servers, no matter where they are in your network. It's great to have a tool such as ProGet to make DevOps and CI simple and easy. ProGet has features that use Universal Packages to uniformly distribute your applications and components, and Docker images for your containerized software.

This tool needs new features in short time and needs to take care of bug fixes. The new releases do not take care of the expected bugs and fixes. Even though these are minor changes ProGet is a great tool without many cons.

ProGet is a good tool if you are looking for organizing software and centralizing the application. If you are looking to share pre-built and pre-tested code between development teams then this is a good choice.

ProGet is awesome. I use it for NPM and Bower feeds, but it is the NuGet feeds that I was originally seeking it for. We use this product for centralizing our software applications because it really helps giving access to developers or anybody working on the application with certain restrictions.