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Product readiness, limits, and known constraints. Use this dashboard to compare each product's current private beta availability, public beta schedule, documentation posture, live surfaces, preview boundaries, known limitations, and links to the owning hub or limits page.
Release Snapshot
Tracked products 3
Private beta products 3
First public beta October 12, 2026
Status records 8
Version scopes 5 Public Beta Schedule ObjectDB, Message Broker, and LogDB are currently in private beta.
Products move to public beta one at a time on this schedule.
Current availability Private Beta
Public beta October 12, 2026
Current availability Private Beta
Public beta November 9, 2026
Current availability Private Beta
Public beta December 14, 2026 Version and Status Filters Bucket and object workflows are documented as the active S3 Core route family.
Product ObjectDB
Version scope s3-core-v1 Object versions, manifests, policies, placement, and events remain preview language until public references land.
Product ObjectDB
Version scope ObjectDB native preview Versioning, Object Lock, lifecycle, replication, inventory, SelectObjectContent, events, and website hosting are outside the active profile.
Product ObjectDB
Version scope s3-core-v1 Stream, record, cursor, queue, audit, metrics, storage, and route inspection flows are private beta surfaces.
Product Message Broker
Version scope Message Broker HTTP v1 Replication visibility exists, but cross-site durability, support commitments, and topology outcomes require review.
Product Message Broker
Version scope Message Broker HTTP v1 OTLP logs/traces ingest and retained-record query are current documented route behavior.
Product LogDB
Version scope LogDB OTLP/query v1 S3 query-read selection is documented with product-bound environment and support boundaries.
Product LogDB
Version scope LogDB OTLP/query v1 Public replay APIs, external replay sinks, metrics, and profiles remain future or unsupported direction.
Product LogDB
Version scope LogDB replay future Product Status Private beta product led by the scoped S3 Core gateway, with public beta scheduled for October 12, 2026.
Current availability: Private Beta . Public beta: October 12, 2026 .
Current surfaces Scoped S3 Core gateway for bucket and object workflows. ObjectDB hub, quickstart, compatibility matrix, limits, and reference pages. Local adapter workflows for first-success and smoke checks. Preview boundaries Native object API, object versions, manifests, placement, policies, and events. Durability, recovery, availability, performance, support, security, and scale wording. Known limitations Do not describe ObjectDB as a blanket clone of every S3 or AWS IAM behavior. Local adapter behavior does not prove deployment or failure-mode outcomes. Private beta temporal broker candidate for selected evaluation workflows, with public beta scheduled for November 9, 2026.
Current availability: Private Beta . Public beta: November 9, 2026 .
Current surfaces Stream management, publish, fetch, replay, cursor, and consumer-group flows. Shared queue claim, mutation, lease renewal, ack, nack, retry, and dead-letter flows. Health, metrics, audit, diagnostics, and configured auth-mode surfaces. Preview boundaries Replication outcomes, cross-site durability, support commitments, and topology claims. Kafka compatibility language beyond the typed prototype and documented future scope. Known limitations Current copy must stay scoped to private beta evaluation, not unrestricted broker replacement. Replication route visibility is not enough to claim a customer outcome. Private beta telemetry-retention product for logs, traces, and query, with public beta scheduled for December 14, 2026.
Current availability: Private Beta . Public beta: December 14, 2026 .
Current surfaces Endpoint JSON, native OTLP HTTP/protobuf, OTLP JSON compatibility, and optional OTLP/gRPC ingest. Local live WAL before segment publication and segment bundle v1 storage. Authenticated POST /v1/query over local segments, with optional S3 query-read selection. Preview boundaries S3-backed publication, public replay APIs, external replay sinks, and BYOC deployment. Query performance, scale, support, security, availability, and GA claims. Known limitations Do not present LogDB as a metrics, profiles, dashboard, or SIEM replacement. Replicated-local WAL mode is not the final distributed WAL service. Update Rules Refresh With Product Changes Update a product entry when a release changes a documented surface, readiness label, limitation, or public support boundary.
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