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Repositories

This page explains what a repository is and how Pckgr uses them to offer applications for deployment.

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What is a Repository?

A repository is a storage location where applications are kept, managed, and retrieved for deployment. Pckgr uses repositories as the source for installing, updating, and managing applications in Microsoft Intune.

Repositories play a critical role in software deployment by ensuring applications are secure, up-to-date, and easily accessible.

In Pckgr, you can choose from three types of repositories:

  1. Winget Repository (Public) – Uses Microsoft’s Winget package manager.

  2. Private Repository (Premium) – Hosted and managed directly by Pckgr for reliability and control.

  3. MacOS Repository – Uses Installomator to deploy Mac applications through Intune.

Each repository type has its advantages and best-use scenarios - click the links to see a breakdown of how each one works.

Click 'Next' below to learn about each repository option.

Repositories Explained