.. _remotes: Remotes ======= In the previous sections, we built several packages on our computer that were stored in the local cache, typically under *~/.conan/data*. Now, you might want to upload them to a Conan server for later use on another machine, project, or for sharing purposes. Conan packages can be uploaded to different remotes previously configured with a name and a URL. The remotes are just servers used as binary repositories that store packages by reference. There are several possibilities when uploading packages to a server: - **Artifactory Community Edition for C/C++**: Artifactory Community Edition (CE) for C/C++ is a completely free Artifactory server that implements both Conan and generic repositories. It is the recommended server for companies and teams wanting to host their own private repository. It has a web UI, advanced authentication and permissions, very good performance and scalability, a REST API, and can host generic artifacts (tarballs, zips, etc). Check :ref:`artifactory_ce` for more information. - **Artifactory Pro**: Artifactory is the binary repository manager for all major packaging formats. It is the recommended remote type for enterprise and professional package management. Check the `Artifactory documentation`_ for more information. For a comparison between Artifactory editions, check the `Artifactory Comparison Matrix `_. - **Conan server**: Simple, free and open source, MIT licensed server that comes bundled with the Conan client. Check :ref:`running_your_server` for more information. .. _conan_center: conancenter ----------- **ConanCenter** (https://conan.io/center) is the main official repository for open source Conan packages. It is configured as the default remote in the Conan client, but if you want to add it manually: .. code-block:: bash $ conan remote add conancenter https://center.conan.io It contains **packages without "user/channel"** that can be used directly as `pkg/version` (`zlib/1.2.11`): These packages are created automatically from the central GitHub repository `conan-center-index `_, with an automated build service: C3I (ConanCenter Continuous Integration). To contribute packages to ConanCenter, read the :ref:`ConanCenter guide ` for more information. .. _`conancenter`: https://conan.io/center .. _Artifactory documentation: https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/JFrog+Artifactory