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Private Repository

This page explains what the Private Repository is and how it is used by Pckgr.

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Private Repository

What is the Private Repository?

Pckgr’s Private Repository is a premium feature that provides a controlled, stable, and reliable way to deploy applications. Unlike the public Winget Repository, the Private Repository directly hosts and manages application installers on Pckgr’s secure infrastructure.

How It Works

  1. Private Repository Hosting Pckgr packages and hosts applications on its secure infrastructure, ensuring they are always available for deployment.

  2. Intune Integration Applications function like any other Win32 app in Microsoft Intune, but with fewer external points of failure.

  3. Premium Reliability By eliminating dependencies on public repositories, the Private Repository offers predictable, stable deployments.

What are the benefits of hosting applications in a Private Repository?

  • No External Dependencies:

    • Applications are hosted by Pckgr, meaning vendor URL changes will not affect deployments.

    • No dependency applications.

  • Increased Stability: Unlike Winget, which pulls from third-party sources, Private Repository applications are stored internally, preventing deployment failures due to missing or broken URLs.

  • Optimized for Microsoft Intune: Supports Microsoft Delivery Optimization, reducing bandwidth usage in large deployments.

  • Diverse Application Library: Continuously expanding to include both widely used business tools and niche applications.

  • Integration with Autopilot ESP: include your ESP profile page in your application updating processes for effiiciency.

  • Greater Control Over Updates:

    • Assign a Pilot Group for testing updates before full rollout.

    • Use Production Delay and Global Delay to stage deployments.

Best Use Case for Private Repository

  • Ideal for businesses that need stability and reliability in software deployment.

  • Recommended for large enterprises and MSPs managing multiple tenants.

  • Great for companies who require application management for applications that are not in the Winget repository.


By leveraging Pckgr’s Private Repository, organizations gain a highly dependable and flexible deployment solution that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Intune, ensures consistent application availability, and grants greater control over updates—ultimately providing a premium alternative to standard Winget-based approaches.

Click 'Next' below to learn how to upgrade your applications from Winget to Privately hosted.

If you joined Pckgr prior to May 2025, you can upgrade your applications from the Winget version to the Private Repository version, following the instructions in our page.

For step-by-step instructions on how to implement the specific Private Repository deployment settings, go to the page.

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