Compatibility

Check product, client, and protocol fit before you build.

Start with the surface you plan to use, then open the product matrix for the detailed limits and next best path. Compatibility statuses separate supported, partial, unsupported, preview, and future behavior.

Product And Protocol Snapshot

Customer compatibility snapshot
CapabilityStatusMaturityNotes
ObjectDB: S3 Core clientsSupportedLiveS3-compatible clients can evaluate bucket lifecycle, object put/get, listing, and cleanup flows against the active local gateway.
ObjectDB: advanced S3 familiesUnsupportedFutureVersioning, Object Lock, lifecycle automation, replication, SelectObjectContent, events, and website hosting are outside the active S3 Core profile.
Message Broker: HTTP stream and queue clientsSupportedPrivate BetaHTTP clients can create streams, publish records, replay by cursor or time, claim queue work, acknowledge delivery, and inspect health or metrics.
Message Broker: Kafka wire protocolFutureFutureKafka-shaped migration fixtures exist for planning, but the current customer path is the Message Broker HTTP API.
LogDB: OTLP HTTP logs and tracesSupportedLiveOpenTelemetry-compatible senders can use OTLP HTTP/protobuf or JSON-compatible input, then query retained records through the documented query route.
LogDB: metrics and profilesUnsupportedFutureMetrics and profile ingest are not part of the current customer runtime; keep logs and traces on the documented OTLP/query path.

Status Legend

Supported

Implemented and validated for the exact documented scope.

Partial

Some behavior works, but documented gaps, limits, or exclusions apply.

Unsupported

Not implemented, intentionally unavailable, or rejected at runtime.

Preview

Early surface for planning or evaluation before complete customer-facing support.

Future

Planned direction with no current runtime behavior to rely on. Check the documented status and release notes before using it.

Product Compatibility Pages

Known Limits Pages

  • Available

    ObjectDB known limits

    Unsupported S3 families, local adapter constraints, preview native API boundaries, and current ObjectDB limits.

  • Available

    Message Broker known limits

    Kafka listener exclusions, replication outcome boundaries, auth posture, remote CLI limits, and broker support boundaries.

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    LogDB known limits

    Metrics/profile exclusions, S3 query-read behavior, replay API boundaries, external sink boundaries, and BYOC limits.