Anywhere-to-anywhere replication
Keep cloud, on-premise, hybrid, and local environments synchronized without brittle custom pipelines. Product evidence and limits stay linked when reviewers need rollout proof.
Customer-controlled data infrastructure
Run data infrastructure across cloud regions, on-premise sites, and hybrid environments while keeping explicit control over where data lives and how it replicates.
All three current launch products are in private beta today. Public beta opens product by product as launch readiness and validation align.
Object storage
Public beta: October 12, 2026
Scoped S3 Core bucket and object workflows lead the launch sequence, with native object-platform contracts kept in preview.
Streams and queues
Public beta: November 9, 2026
Controlled-beta streams, replay, cursors, shared queues, auth, audit, metrics, and diagnostics support selected evaluation paths.
Telemetry and query
Public beta: December 14, 2026
Live OTLP logs and traces ingest, segment bundles, and retained-record query are documented with WAL, S3, BYOC, and replay validation visible.
Keep data synchronized across the environments your teams already run, then back rollout decisions with clear evidence, limits, and support boundaries.
Keep cloud, on-premise, hybrid, and local environments synchronized without brittle custom pipelines. Product evidence and limits stay linked when reviewers need rollout proof.
Run workloads where they fit team, regional, and regulatory needs without forcing one deployment model. Placement, maturity, and compatibility notes show which product paths support each topology today.
Move from pilot to rollout with operators, security reviewers, and application teams aligned on the same replication plan. Runbooks, compatibility notes, and validation records supply the proof behind the claim.
From cloud regions to on-premise sites and local workflows, Stornamics adapts to how your teams operate instead of forcing every workload through one deployment model.
Use ObjectDB for scoped S3 Core bucket and object workflows close to the applications and teams that need them. Compatibility and limits make rollout scope explicit.
Use Message Broker to move event streams, replay, cursors, and shared queues across selected environments without custom brokers for every site. Diagnostics and auth boundaries keep the path reviewable.
Use LogDB to ingest logs and traces, publish WAL-backed segments, and query retained records close to operations workflows. Segment bundle and BYOC evidence show what can move safely.
Plan cloud, on-premise, and hybrid paths around product fit, validation needs, support posture, and data-placement constraints before teams commit rollout effort.