CodeFloe
Forgejo for developers.
Fast. Simple. Transparent. Powered by FOSS.
A public, @forgejo@floss.social based code hosting platform, similar as @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de - but open to AI projects.
We now provide a hosted #weblate instance at https://translate.codefloe.com.
As a #foss tool, @weblate@fosstodon.org helps software projects manage, simplify, and refine their translations through a collaborative interface.
We've created a infrastructure cost report including donations from the creation of our platform until today. Read more at https://forum.codefloe.com/t/2026-05-01-platform-cost-analytics/108
👋️ Dear #codefloe users
We'd love to get your feedback on the use of mirrors on our platform: https://forum.codefloe.com/t/platform-discussion-the-use-of-mirrors/107
We have fixed some recent issues with our Pages integration. You should now be able to easily configure a static website again right from your repo settings!
Including custom domain configuration and a super fast proxy backend.
Private and GDPR compliant, thanks to statichost.eu!
Give it a try, especially when you're searching for a new home for your #github pages site!
Introducing: Granular watch setting for repositories!
https://forum.codefloe.com/t/2026-03-03-granular-repository-watch-settings/85
More control than just watch/unwatch, so you can finally watch "only" releases for repositories of interest!
We just concluded today's maintenance:
- Forgejo: v13 -> v14
- Postgres: v17 -> v18
Crow CI, Meilisearch, Valkey and other related services have also been upgraded.
We've published our first quarterly metrics report!
Read more about it in our forum post https://forum.codefloe.com/t/2025-12-31-quartely-platform-analytics/74.
And for convenience: here is a direct link to the Q4 2025 report: https://codefloe.com/codefloe/analytics/src/branch/main/reports/2025-Q4/quarterly_report.md
Crow CI has been updated to v5.0, following it's release today.
All new UI, tons of bug fixes - feels almost like a new application!
Our hosted #renovate bot now runs via the mogenius/renovate-operator (https://github.com/mogenius/renovate-operator).
This enables webhook-based support, i.e. clicking the checkboxes in the renovate dashboard and PR actions now have an effect!
Read more here: https://forum.codefloe.com/t/2026-03-30-improvements-to-the-hosted-renovate-bot/90
In the last hour, we got hammered by an Asian bot farm which used a very recent Chrome UA and thousands of unique IPs issueing around ~500 req/min for arbitrary repo (and request) paths.
This first caused a very high CPU pressure on the server running Forgejo and subsequently also a spike in memory, ultimately making the instance unresponsive.
If you ever wondered how this looks like on the metrics side, we've attached some screenshots here.
We've added a subnet-based rate-limit to catch these (at /16 level), so this attack vector isn't possible anymore (at least at this intensity level).
New feature: Hosted container registry proxy caches for use within CodeFloe CI. This avoids hitting pull rate limits from common registries such as docker.io or ghcr.io.
Read more in the announcement post: https://forum.codefloe.com/t/exclusive-container-registry-proxy-caches-for-ci/75



