For some reasons - such as auditing and network requirement, etc. - having Elixir support in such artifact/package management software is often wanted, even elixir package is just source code package. Note that go is adopting “package” system and Artifactory and Nexus support Go as well…
These are tickets for Elixir, for the reference.
For related discussion and resource:
Apparently I’m still locked on this topic - @wojtekmach introduced MiniRepo roughly three months ago which looks like a good way to get a quick, private hex server up and running if cloning and deploying all of hex.pm proves to be overkill.
That said, I’ve found @ericmj and the hex.pm team to be extremely helpful and supportive. Seems like any of the above options will work well. Really just depends on personal preferences.
Nice! A minimal Hex server that can be used for self-hosting packages.
In 2017 Hex.pm got support for Private packages and organizations , a way for teams to publish and manage packages without making them public. While this works great for many organizations, some have stricter compliance requirements and need to host packages on their own infrastructure.
Today we are happy to announce MiniRepo , a minimal Hex server that can be used for packages self-hosting.
MiniRepo ships with the followin…
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