Hi, we have used and trusted Abp Framework for several years now. You provide an awesome framework which makes our lives so much easier. Thank you for this! However our trust is lost on the abp nuget server to function at all times. This is a critical service for us who deploy multiple times a day to production. If the nuget server is down, our production pipeline will halt. We need a way to mitigate this problem! My hope, as I have previously proposed, would be to be able to download all the nuget packages programmatically from the server. I first asked about this in here: https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/5549/A-way-to-list-all-nuget-packages-from-Abp-nuget-server. I provided this solution because we use Azure Artifacts, which does not support custom nuget feeds. This way we could download the packages and push them to an Azure Artifacts feed separately.
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Hi,
It sometimes happens to all online systems. In the past, GitHub was down, nuget.org was down. So better copy all your local Nuget cache into your own server and add this server as an alternative NuGet source. by doing so, you'll always reach your packages even if there's a problem with nuget.org or nuget.abp.io
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Hi alper, thank you for the answer. There is a difference whether a service is down once every couple of years or once every couple of months. Anyway, I had forgotten about the local nuget cache. Of course we can use that as the source and push the packages to our Azure Artifacts feed. Thanks for the tip!
