300+ delivery locations
Package requests can be served close to developers and build systems as real download demand populates the network.
Serve private packages close to developers and CI around the world. Ravenstash combines authenticated access with a global delivery network built for low latency and high throughput.
developer or CI -> nearest delivery location
authenticated request -> package available
repeat installs -> served close to demand
one private URL -> worldwide workflowWhether builds run in one region or across several continents, Ravenstash provides one private package experience backed by worldwide delivery.
Package requests can be served close to developers and build systems as real download demand populates the network.
Frequently requested package files are kept close to active teams for shorter download paths.
Parallel builds and distributed teams share a delivery network designed for sustained package traffic.
Global delivery does not make repositories public. Every package request remains protected by Ravenstash access controls.
When a package is already available nearby, Ravenstash can serve it without returning to its primary storage location. Teams get shorter download paths while the service handles traffic changes automatically.
One delivery experience
The delivery layer improves package access without changing how repositories are protected or used.
No. Developers and CI use the same Ravenstash package URL and normal PyPI, npm, or Maven tools from every location.
Yes. Ravenstash checks access before serving private package content through the delivery network.
Yes. Packages stored in your S3-compatible storage can use the same Ravenstash delivery network.
No. North America, European Union, and customer-owned origins all use the same network of 300+ geographic locations. Cache placement follows actual download usage.