Linux Software Repository for Microsoft
Products
Article • 02/23/2024
Linux versions of many Microsoft software products are supported and hosted on the
"Linux software repository for Microsoft products":
https://packages.microsoft.com
.
Packages.microsoft.com is a public repository meant to be consumed programmatically
by Linux packaging clients, including apt (for Linux distributions like Ubuntu or Debian)
dnf / yum (for RPM-based distributions like RedHat Enterprise, Fedora, CentOS, or
Oracle Enterprise), or zypper (for SUSE Linux). In addition to the Linux packaging client
directories, it includes related config files and keys.
You can learn more about the PMC service (packages.microsoft.com), file issues or pull
requests, or report a security vulnerability on the affiliated GitHub repo:
Microsoft Linux
Package Repositories
.
The Linux Software Repository can be configured to automatically install the Linux
package that applies to your Linux distribution and version. Each Microsoft product may
require a slightly different installation process. The package install includes the
repository configuration, along with the GPG public key used to validate the signed
packages and/or repository metadata.
How to install Microsoft software packages
using the Linux Repository
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Note
Optionally, if you prefer manual configuration, the Linux Software Repository
configuration files are available at
https://packages.microsoft.com/config
. The
name and location of these files can be located using the following URI naming
convention:
https://packages.microsoft.com/config/
//prod.
(repo|list)
