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repository. It has a web UI, advanced authentication and permissions, very good performance and scalability, a Rest API, it can host generic artifacts (tarballs, zips, etc). Check Artifactory Community Edition binary repository manager for all major packaging formats. It is the recom- mended remote type for enterprise and professional package management. Check Artifactory documentation for more information. For com/signup/oss. Bintray provides free conan repositories for OSS projects, no need to open a Pro or Enterprise Trial account. 2. Create a Conan repository If you intend to collaborate with other users, you

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