DEPLOYMENT & PLATFORM

Choose where
the vault runs.

Self-host Databunker Pro with familiar infrastructure, or explore a managed vault. Choose the operating model that fits your team.

Illustrated Databunker vault
Docker
Kubernetes
OpenShift
Managed
EXPLORE THE DEPLOYMENT BOUNDARY

Your environment.
Your decision.

YOUR APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT

Your backend

Business logic + API credentials

Application databaseBusiness data + record references
Authenticated
API request
Allowed response
YOUR VAULT ENVIRONMENT
VAULT SERVICE

Databunker Pro

API · access policies · encryption

Vault databaseEncrypted records
File backendCiphertext files

Storage configured for the vault deployment

Your infrastructure. Your operations.

Run the vault in your environment. Your team manages deployment, backups, keys and operational security.

Open the self-hosting guide ↗
YOUR STACK. YOUR CHOICE.

Choose the storage
behind the vault.

Choose where the vault runs and which supported services hold its encrypted data. Keep deployment decisions in your hands.

Record storage

Supported vault database backends.

PostgreSQLRelational database
MySQLRelational database
OracleEnterprise database
View architecture ↗

Encrypted files

Store ciphertext in your chosen backend.

Amazon S3Object storage
Google Cloud StorageObject storage
Azure Blob StorageObject storage
Local diskYour filesystem
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Deployment

Run it yourself, or choose a managed vault.

Docker ComposeContainer deployment
KubernetesContainer orchestration
OpenShiftRed Hat Kubernetes platform
Managed cloudHosted Databunker vault
Deployment options ↗

Moving from Amazon Cognito? The guide covers importing user attributes into Databunker Pro and cutting over to a separate authentication layer.

Read the guide ↗
PLAN THE ROLLOUT

Agree on the details
before going live.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Choose your setup.

Select record and file backends, deployment tooling, network access, and capacity for your workload. Installation details vary by backend.

OPERATIONS

Define ownership.

Agree who operates the environment, manages credentials and keys, verifies backups, and responds to incidents.

APPLICATIONS

Test the boundary.

Validate data mappings, scoped API access and application behavior before cutover. Include historical data copies in your migration plan.

05 / FROM ARCHITECTURE TO PRODUCTION

Start with one service.
Build from there.

You don’t have to migrate everything at once. Bring Databunker engineers into your first rollout, then take the pattern across your stack.

Plan your first migration
01

Map the starting point

Identify sensitive fields and files. Choose a first workflow and agree on the integration plan.

02

Integrate and verify

Move the data, update application calls, and review access policies with your engineers.

03

Go live. Keep the playbook.

Validate the cutover and hand over a repeatable approach for the remaining services.

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Hands-on help for the first rollout. The implementation sprint includes 20 hours of senior engineering. Scope and timing are agreed around your stack.

Let’s scope it
LESS SPRAWL. MORE CONTROL.

Give sensitive data
a proper home.

Walk through your architecture with a Databunker engineer.
Find the right place to start.

Managed trial · No credit card required