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Comparar Cloudsmith y Sonatype Nexus Repository 
Cloudsmith vs Sonatype Nexus Repository
Al evaluar las dos soluciones, los revisores encontraron que Cloudsmith es más fácil de usar, configurar y hacer negocios en general. Sin embargo, prefirieron la facilidad de administración con Sonatype Nexus Repository.
- Tanto Cloudsmith como Sonatype Nexus Repository cumplen con los requisitos de nuestros revisores a una tasa comparable.
- Al comparar la calidad del soporte continuo del producto, los revisores consideraron que Cloudsmith es la opción preferida.
- En cuanto a actualizaciones de características y hojas de ruta, nuestros revisores prefirieron la dirección de Cloudsmith sobre Sonatype Nexus Repository.
- Almacenamiento de Paquete de 500 MB
- Ancho de Banda de Descarga de 1 GB
- Más de 29 formatos Soportados
Cloudsmith is easy to use, has comprehensive features we need and has excellent support from the Cloudsmith team.
Searching for packages should be really easy to do but at the moment, it's painfuly slow. I thought it could be related to peaks but unfortuntelly I was wrong. There are 2 different scripts to install CS repos. One for debian and another for redhat alike...
Nexus has been very much useful for storing local snapshots for docker images, libraries and war files. This provides the feature of getting repositories from local or public repositories by configuration.
Getting started and configuring it requires a learning curve, especially for beginners or those unfamiliar with repository management systems. The flexibility and extensive configuration options of Nexus Repository can sometimes make it complex to set up...
Cloudsmith is easy to use, has comprehensive features we need and has excellent support from the Cloudsmith team.
Nexus has been very much useful for storing local snapshots for docker images, libraries and war files. This provides the feature of getting repositories from local or public repositories by configuration.
Searching for packages should be really easy to do but at the moment, it's painfuly slow. I thought it could be related to peaks but unfortuntelly I was wrong. There are 2 different scripts to install CS repos. One for debian and another for redhat alike...
Getting started and configuring it requires a learning curve, especially for beginners or those unfamiliar with repository management systems. The flexibility and extensive configuration options of Nexus Repository can sometimes make it complex to set up...
