The PowerShell Gallery is Down Again... Now What?
Blog post from Cloudsmith
The text discusses the issues of having a highly available PowerShell module repository that can withstand outages like the one described. It introduces Cloudsmith as a solution to this problem, providing a way to create a NuGet repository and configure it in a local PowerShell console. The process involves creating an organization, repository, and API key, then configuring the repository locally using variables and credentials. The text also covers pushing and installing modules from the repository, as well as setting up a Cloudsmith Upstream with the PowerShell Gallery for easy access to modules without needing to push them first.
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