Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions (AZ-400) Practice

Creating a new feed for the specific NuGet package is the most suitable action for making it available to external anonymous users while minimizing publication points. When you set up a new feed, you can control the access permissions and configurations to ensure the package is available externally without requiring complex processes or extensive changes to existing feeds.

By establishing a dedicated feed for external access, you can isolate the package from other internal packages, thereby minimizing the risk of unintentional exposure of sensitive internal packages or configurations. This approach maintains better security while providing a streamlined method for distribution.

Additionally, this method allows you to manage the life cycle of the package effectively, controlling updates and availability without affecting the integrity of other packages that may be intended for a different user base.

In contrast, changing the feed URL, promoting the package to a release view, or publishing to a public NuGet repository may involve broader implications for version control, package management, or exposing more data than intended. These options could also require additional steps to manage users, authentication, or access controls, making them less optimal than creating a separate feed specifically tailored for external use.