Last year, we launched Cloudsmith’s new documentation platform at docs.cloudsmith.com. This refreshed and re-architected website - now powered by a “docs-as-code” workflow - offers more expansive content and simplified navigation, designed to reflect the speed and feel of the modern Cloudsmith web application.
Since that launch, we’ve been running our old documentation website alongside the new to ensure a smooth transition. It’s now time to formalize the sunsetting plan for our old documentation website (help.cloudsmith.io).
Maintaining a single, modern documentation platform helps Cloudsmith ensure technical accuracy, deliver updates faster, and invest in a great user experience for documentation across our platform.
We are committed to transparency throughout this process. The old docs site will remain available until the end of March 2026.
We are implementing 1:1 redirects for the majority of our documentation. If you click a link to an old help.cloudsmith.io article, we will automatically route you to its updated home on docs.cloudsmith.com.
Note: While redirects will be in place, we recommend updating your bookmarks and any internal "Getting Started" guides or wikis to point to the new domain to ensure your team has the most direct path to the latest information.
If you notice any gaps in the new documentation or have feedback on how we can make your experience better, please contact us. Better yet, the new site allows you to submit changes directly - so if you see something that needs a fix, we’d welcome your contributions. We’d love to hear from you.
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