From AWS CodeArtifact
Migration guidance for teams leaving AWS CodeArtifact for a dedicated private PyPI, npm, and Maven registry.
Updated 2026-07-05
Migration guides
Move private packages without moving your whole platform.
Ravenstash hosts private PyPI, npm, and Maven repositories for teams that want package workflows separated from cloud-provider accounts, DevOps suites, and broad artifact platforms.
Migration guides
Choose the service your team is leaving
Each page explains why a team might migrate, what changes in package-manager configuration, where the incumbent still fits, and how pricing should be evaluated.
From Google Artifact Registry
Migration guidance for teams moving private PyPI, npm, and Maven repositories out of Google Artifact Registry.
Updated 2026-07-05
From Cloudsmith
Migration guidance for teams comparing Cloudsmith with Ravenstash for private PyPI, npm, and Maven package management.
Updated 2026-07-05
From JFrog Artifactory
Migration guidance for teams leaving a broad Artifactory deployment for focused private PyPI, npm, and Maven hosting.
Updated 2026-07-05
From Packagecloud
Migration guidance for teams comparing Packagecloud with Ravenstash for private package repositories.
Updated 2026-07-05
From CloudRepo
Migration guidance for teams comparing CloudRepo with Ravenstash for hosted private package repositories.
Updated 2026-07-05
From GitHub Packages
Migration guidance for teams separating private package hosting from GitHub repository and organization billing.
Updated 2026-07-05
From GitLab Package Registry
Migration guidance for teams moving package registry workflows out of GitLab projects and groups.
Updated 2026-07-05
From Azure Artifacts
Migration guidance for teams moving private package feeds out of Azure DevOps Artifacts.
Updated 2026-07-05
From Sonatype Nexus
Migration guidance for teams replacing Nexus repository management with hosted Ravenstash private package repositories.
Updated 2026-07-05
From Gemfury
Migration guidance for teams moving private Python, npm, and Maven packages from Gemfury to Ravenstash.
Updated 2026-07-05
Pricing direction
Generous storage and package delivery are the point
Private registry cost often depends less on the base plan and more on CI downloads, storage, and overage behavior. Ravenstash pricing is being shaped around clear included usage and lower per-GB rates.
These are pricing directions Ravenstash is testing, not launched paid plans. Billing, checkout, quotas, and enforcement are still being finalized.
| Preview plan | Price direction | Included storage | Included delivery | Overage direction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Startersmall teams and serious individual projects | $19/mo | 50 GB storage | 500 GB package delivery | $0.03/GB storage and $0.04/GB delivery |
| Teamproduct teams with active CI | $49/mo | 250 GB storage | 2 TB package delivery | $0.025/GB storage and $0.035/GB delivery |
| Growthplatform teams with many private packages | $99/mo | 1 TB storage | 5 TB package delivery | $0.02/GB storage and $0.03/GB delivery |
| BusinessCI-heavy organizations | $249/mo | 3 TB storage | 20 TB package delivery | $0.015/GB storage and $0.025/GB delivery |
Migration checklist
The common path is mostly URLs, tokens, and validation
Because Ravenstash uses native package-manager workflows, most migrations can move ecosystem by ecosystem instead of all at once.
- 1Inventory active private packages and the CI jobs that publish or install them.
- 2Create Ravenstash repositories for PyPI, npm, and Maven under the right team workspace.
- 3Issue automation tokens for CI and release jobs.
- 4Update package-manager URLs in config files, build images, and developer docs.
- 5Run parallel publish and install validation before retiring old endpoints.