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#NPM You've probably already realised. NPM is a big player in the DevOps team environment. NPM is THE package manager for *Node.js* based applications. Until now this year there have been 4 billion downloads from npm server. We can therefore assume this thing does work. The thing is. NPM is not Node.js, nor is it developed by any Node.js provider. It is a standalone project, which is per default included in any Node.js installation. The point here is. Node.js and NPM have different release cycles and NPM is released more oftenly. So, our advice to you is to update npm more oftenly. The DevOps team does work always with the latest npm version. ##Update your NPM version ``` npm i -g npm@latest ``` That is all. We can only encourage you to execute the above step more frequently.