Depending on what you're using for package management, an "artifact server" can be as simple as a directory in git or a dumb HTTP server. File names are non-col

Depending on what you're using for package management, an "artifact server" can be as simple as a directory in git or a dumb HTTP server. File names are non-colliding and you don't really need an audit log on that server, because all references are through lock-files in git with hashes (right? RIGHT?), so it basically doesn't matter what's on there.