Your storage account
Package files remain in Cloudflare R2 or OVH Object Storage owned and managed by your organization.
Bring your own storage
Store private packages in your own R2 or OVH storage.
Keep critical package files in storage controlled by your organization while Ravenstash manages publishing, authenticated access, package metadata, and global delivery.
Package ownership
Keep package files in your cloud account
Ravenstash provides the private package registry while your organization retains control of the storage holding its binary package data.
Your package workflow
Developers continue publishing and installing through Ravenstash with the package tools they already use.
Your critical IP boundary
Keep binary package data outside Ravenstash-owned storage without operating a complete package registry yourself.
One choice for every ecosystem
The same storage choice can hold the PyPI, npm, and Maven files in a multi-ecosystem repository.
Hosted, with your storage
Control the package files without running the registry
Ravenstash stays responsible for the developer-facing package experience. Your storage service holds the binary package data that represents your critical intellectual property.
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Connect Cloudflare R2 or OVH Object Storage controlled by your organization.
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Select it for a private repository or custom private mirror.
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Publish and install through the same Ravenstash package URLs.
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Move storage later without renaming the repository or packages.
Questions
Storage ownership without workflow complexity
Keep the registry familiar for developers while choosing where package files live.
Which storage services can I connect?
Ravenstash supports customer-owned Cloudflare R2 and OVH Object Storage targets.
Do developers connect directly to the storage bucket?
No. Developers and build systems continue using authenticated Ravenstash package URLs and normal package-manager commands.
Can I move an existing repository to my own storage?
Yes. A repository can move between Ravenstash-managed storage and customer-owned storage without changing its package identity.