Manage OS packages
You can store and manage private Debian packages and RPM packages in
Artifact Registry Apt and Yum repositories. Managing your
OS packages in Artifact Registry provides:
- Control over the Linux packages that your organization installs on both
Compute Engine VMs and Linux VMs outside of Trusted Cloud.
- Access to OS packages when VMs do not have external internet access or when public
repositories have a service outage.
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Last updated 2025-08-07 UTC.
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