Roadmap

From a single node to a mesh-native platform

Six areas are complete, distribution is in progress, and four planned areas take Zyron from a single-node database to a platform that runs across the mesh. Everything ships in order, gated by hard performance budgets.

Roadmap

Single node today, a mesh-native platform next

Each area ships with an optimization review and a validation checkpoint before the next begins.

  1. Single-node engine

    Complete

    Storage, security, data operations, search, analytics, and lifecycle. Feature-complete, with hard performance budgets at every checkpoint.

  2. ZyronLake table format

    Complete

    Versioned .zyr on an append-only transaction log with branches, time travel, secondary indexes, clustering, and cross-format federation.

  3. Distribution

    In progress

    Raft consensus, sharding, multi-region, key management, observability, and migration connectors.

  4. Application platform

    Planned

    Zyron Apps hosts containers on the mesh substrate, Zyron Volumes stores arbitrary files as catalog objects, and Zyron Workflows orchestrates tasks.

  5. Unified query API

    Planned

    One QUERY / POST / GET / WS surface across every client language, replacing the REST and GraphQL split for apps talking to Zyron.

  6. Autonomous operations and serverless

    Planned

    Self-tuning and self-healing across every node in the mesh, then a serverless compute and storage split with client SDKs.

The full roadmap with scope details lives in the README.

How Zyron ships

Each area ships with an optimization review and a validation checkpoint with hard performance budgets before the next begins. The budgets show up as the benchmark numbers on the performance page.

Optimization review

Every area closes with a dedicated optimization pass before work on the next area starts.

Validation checkpoint

A checkpoint with hard performance budgets sits between one area and the next.

The completed areas are covered in depth on the database and lake pages.

Planned

The planned areas, expanded

The timeline compresses what comes after distribution. This is the full scope of each planned area, taken from the roadmap table.

Planned

Application platform

Three products that let applications live where their data lives.

  • Zyron Apps Container hosting on the mesh substrate.
  • Zyron Volumes Arbitrary-file storage as catalog objects.
  • Zyron Workflows Task orchestration, absorbing pipelines and schedules.
Planned

Unified query API

One surface across every client language, replacing the REST and GraphQL split for apps talking to Zyron.

QUERYPOSTGETWS
Planned

Autonomous operations

Continuous self-tuning, self-healing, and workload-aware optimization across every node in the mesh.

Planned

Innovation & serverless

A serverless compute and storage split, plus client SDKs.

In progress now: Distribution

In progress
Raft consensusshardingmulti-regionkey managementobservabilitymigration & connectors

Distribution is what turns single nodes into one system. The full mesh story lives on the mesh page.

Running in the next five minutes

Prebuilt binaries for Linux and Windows, no external dependencies, one command to a running server.