Any offical method to mirror packages.microsoft.com ?

[BH4EHN]

Issue Title

Is there any methods to mirror the .NET Core packages source (packages.microsoft.com) ?

General

I have a isolated environment without internet access but sometimes need .NET Core SDK and runtime.
Searched in the docs but not found anything about mirroring the offical package source.
Of cource I can use wget --mirror command to crawl the whole site, but I'm still looking for better way or the offical way to do it, like a lot package source provide rsync or ftp.

[dagood]

There is no official method, but we're tracking maintaining our own tarball of applicable packages to use for this kind of thing at #4379.

[BH4EHN]

@dagood Thanks, I will try it when this come to .NET Core 3. And I still want to know is it ok to mirror the entire site with wget?

[dagood]

And I still want to know is it ok to mirror the entire site with wget?

This isn't an official way to mirror the repo, but that's all I really know. If you're concerned about licensing, I asked @leecow at #2882 (comment) with no response yet. As far as getting blocked (abuse detection or whatnot) it seems unlikely to me but something we might be able to ask the team that hosts this service.
/cc @NikolaMilosavljevic @MichaelSimons

[ArrowRaider]

packages.microsoft.com is currently providing 38kbs which is unacceptable. We need a mirror.

[BH4EHN]

@ArrowRaider I set up a internal reverse proxy (nginx) with cache, and all my servers are using it.