Vault Block Volumes.
High-speed, redundant volumes for your VMs and containers. Scale storage without the headaches.
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What Vault is being built to do
- Redundant SSD storage
- Live resize planned (no full migration)
- Copy-on-write snapshots
- Hot attach and detach between instances
This product is in active development
The page below describes what Vault is being built to do. Specifications, pricing and the exact feature list may change before launch. Join the waitlist to be told when it goes live and to influence what ships first.
Overview
Vault: Block Volumes
Vault is being built as block storage that lives separately from your Pulse instances, so a volume can be attached, detached, resized or snapshotted without rebuilding compute. The plan is for redundant SSD storage, live resize, and copy-on-write snapshots. Specifications and limits are still being finalised before launch.
Built for
Highlights
Why Vault
These describe the design intent for Vault. Final behaviour will be confirmed at launch.
Redundant by design
Volumes are being designed with redundant storage and automatic handling of disk failures, so a single failed drive does not put your data at risk.
Resize without rebuilding
The aim is to let you grow a volume in place rather than provisioning a new one and copying data across.
Outlives the instance
Volumes will keep existing when an instance is destroyed, so you can detach data from one Pulse instance and reattach it to another.
Capabilities
What Vault is being built to do
Redundant SSD storage
Live resize planned (no full migration)
Copy-on-write snapshots
Hot attach and detach between instances
Lifecycle independent from compute
Volume size range to be confirmed at launch
Ecosystem
Works with
Vault is designed to fit alongside the rest of the PeaceWeb stack. Some of these products are still in active development.
Vault is in active development
We will not charge you, and we will not pretend it is ready until it is.
In the meantime, Pulse is available today.
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