Get started with Conda packages

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Artifact Registry supports managing Conda packages with Artifact Registry repositories. Managing packages in Artifact Registry lets you store your artifacts from multiple repository types in one location while having access to Google Cloud runtimes such as Cloud Run and Compute Engine. In addition, you can use security features from Artifact Analysis to scan for container vulnerabilities.

To get familiar with Conda packages in Artifact Registry, you can try the quickstart.

When you are ready to learn more, read the following information:

Overview

Using Artifact Registry with Conda consists of the following steps:

1. Create a standard repository for your Conda packages.
2. Learn how to create remote repositories.
3. Read about how remote and virtual repositories can be used in this repository usage example.
4. Grant permissions to the account that will connect with the repository. Service accounts for common integrations with Artifact Registry have default permissions for repositories in the same project.
5. Configure your tools:
   • Configure authentication for Conda clients that interact with the repository.
   • Configure Cloud Build to store packages in an Artifact Registry repository.
   • Learn about deploying to Google Cloud runtime environments.
6. Learn about managing packages.