Caskary is your organization's private registry — every internal package, container, and model stored under your access control, and every public dependency pulled through the same gate. One managed platform, governance and supply-chain security built in, at a published price you can approve today.
“We retired three registries and an S3 bucket nobody owned. The part I didn't expect: our security team stopped filing tickets about packages.”
VP Engineering, early-access design partner · fintech, ~140 engineersYour teams' agents now resolve and install dependencies at machine speed — far faster than any human review process. Attackers publish packages built for exactly that: slopsquats, dependency confusion, poisoned model weights.
The registry is the one chokepoint where every dependency — human-picked or agent-picked — can be verified before it reaches a build. If your artifact storage is scattered, there is no chokepoint.
Every pull is gated. Agent or human, every dependency is scanned, signed, and policy-checked before it's served — at no review cost to your teams.
Models and skills included. The AI artifacts your teams pull from Hugging Face and elsewhere go through the same gate as packages — one policy, one audit trail.
An answer for the board. When supply-chain risk comes up, you have provenance, SBOMs, and a logged policy decision for every artifact in production.
Artifact storage tends to accumulate service by service — packages on one vendor, containers in a cloud registry, models and everything else in object storage. Each has its own access model, billing, and failure modes. Caskary replaces the sprawl.
Private repos for what your teams publish — npm, Maven, PyPI, OCI images, AI models, and 50+ more — plus a pull-through cache for what they consume. One access model, one audit trail, one bill.
Fully managed, delivered from a global edge. No upgrade windows, no registry pager duty, no dedicated admin headcount — your platform team ships platform, not plumbing.
Policy as code, enforced centrally across every team and format — no per-team tribal knowledge. Every allow, block, and quarantine decision is logged for audit.
Every upstream dependency is cached at ingestion and served from Caskary's edge. Public-registry outages, rate limits, and deleted packages stop being your incident.
uptime SLA available on enterprise plans · public status page for everyoneOnce an artifact is cached it stays servable — builds keep working through npmjs, Docker Hub, and Maven Central incidents, and through left-pad-style deletions.
Immutable versions promoted from staging to production repos, byte-for-byte. No rebuild between test and release, no drift to explain in a postmortem.
Per-repo usage, download trends, cache hit rates, and what the policy gate blocked — one dashboard your teams and your auditors can both read.
One-command importers mirror your existing registries while they stay live. Nothing breaks until you're ready — and our engineers walk every migration with you.
Importers replicate repositories, versions, and metadata from Artifactory, Nexus, or wherever you are today. Your current registry stays authoritative.
One team points its clients at Caskary with a single CLI command. They build, publish, and pull for real while everyone else is untouched.
Pipelines switch with a URL change. The old registry goes read-only as a fallback until you're confident enough to retire it — and the line item with it.
Flat per-seat pricing, published on the site — procurement sees the number before the first call. Scanning, signing, and the policy gate are in the base price, never a security SKU that doubles the quote at renewal.
Retention policies expire old versions automatically, so storage costs stay flat instead of compounding year over year.
These are generalizations — Artifactory, Nexus, and Cloudsmith each differ. Talk to an engineer and we'll walk through a line-by-line comparison for your actual setup.
A Type II examination is an enterprise launch gate. We publish the report only after the independent examination is complete.
SAML login, per-repo roles, and scoped tokens for humans, pipelines, and agents — provisioned once, enforced everywhere.
Every publish, pull, and policy decision is logged with who, what, and why — SBOMs and signed provenance attached per artifact.
Caskary is in early access. Tell us what you run today and an engineer will map your rollout — usually within a day.