Control plane
Intent → storage
Volumes, snapshots, clones, CephFS RWX, and RGW buckets through stable REST and gRPC — products never speak Ceph directly.
Architecture →Atlas
Zyvor's control plane maps intent to Ceph, NFS, and ZFS — with an Apple Shop console for operators.

Products request production block storage — not pool names or CSI quirks. Atlas owns inventory, ownership, audit, and the async job engine so the suite stays decoupled from Ceph.
Control plane
Volumes, snapshots, clones, CephFS RWX, and RGW buckets through stable REST and gRPC — products never speak Ceph directly.
Architecture →Drivers
Real Ceph first, plus NFS and ZFS behind StorageDriver — and a fake driver for zero-cluster local demo.
How drivers work →DataBridge
Six source engines, CDC, cutover, and Ceph-backed edge targets — migration as a control-plane product.
Quickstart →Day-2
Alerts, maintenance, governance, quotas, orphan GC, upgrade preflight, and DR scaffolding in one console.
See the console →AGPL-3.0 for home and self-host. Atlas Commercial License when you need freedom from copyleft, proprietary integrations, or support.
Read the licensing guide →Free under AGPL for home and internal self-host. Buy an Atlas Commercial License for proprietary integrations, warranties, or ongoing support.
Contact sales@zyvor.dev