A lightweight NuGet and symbol server written in C#: self-hosted, cross-platform and cloud ready.

PaGetto is based on BaGetter. It has a redesigned web UI, a reworked code base and new features such as multiple feeds, user and permission management, and Microsoft Entra ID sign-in. Coming from BaGetter? The migration guide shows how to move an existing installation over.

📦 Features

• Multiple feeds: each feed has its own packages, settings, retention and read-through mirror, under /feeds/{slug}/v3/index.json.
• Users & permissions: Local, Entra or Hybrid authentication, groups, per-feed pull/push/delete permissions, and personal access tokens with expiry email reminders.
• Admin UI for feeds, accounts and groups.
• Offline support: mirror nuget.org or any other feed per feed.
• Pluggable backends: SQLite, SQL Server, PostgreSQL or MySQL; the file system, Azure Blob, AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, Aliyun OSS or Tencent COS.
• Runs anywhere: Windows, Linux and macOS, x64 and ARM64, Docker, Kubernetes (Helm) or IIS.

🚀 Getting started

Docker

docker run -d -p 5000:8080 -v pagetto-data:/data letreset/pagetto:latest

Then browse to http://localhost:5000/.

Kubernetes

helm install pagetto oci://ghcr.io/letreset/charts/pagetto --version <version>

.NET / IIS

1. Install the ASP.NET Core 10 runtime (for IIS, the hosting bundle).
2. Download and extract pagetto-<version>.zip from the latest release.
3. Run dotnet PaGetto.dll, or point an IIS site at the extracted folder.

See the documentation for configuration, authentication and cloud deployments.

🛠️ Development

dotnet build
dotnet test
dotnet run --project src/PaGetto

Releases are cut by pushing a vX.Y.Z tag on main. Each release publishes the zip, the Docker image and the Helm chart, with a generated changelog. The roadmap is tracked in GitHub issues.

📄 License

MIT.