Self-Hosted
License the production-ready version of SpiceDB we use in our managed services for your deployments. SpiceDB Enterprise runs entirely in your environment, with Premium Support from the AuthZed team.
SpiceDB Enterprise
SpiceDB Enterprise adds the controls production teams need, built by the team behind SpiceDB.
Least-privilege tokens that scope which services can write relationships, delete relationships, or issue checks. This limits blast radius if a service or credential is compromised.
Detailed records of state changes within your permissions system, published to a log sink. Useful for both debugging and compliance requirements.
Distributed Rate Limiting with gossip-based coordination, for teams that need fleet-wide quota enforcement.
Customers receive notice, fixes, and remediation time for critical CVEs before public disclosure.
CockroachDB, Spanner, PostgreSQL, or MySQL. Pick the storage you already operate.
Datadog, Prometheus metrics, OpenTelemetry tracing, pprof, and structured logs.
Also included from open source SpiceDB
Operations
The same SpiceDB Operator that powers every managed AuthZed product.
The SpiceDB Operator is the recommended way to run self-hosted SpiceDB or SpiceDB Enterprise on Kubernetes. Create, manage, and scale SpiceDB clusters with a single Kubernetes resource.
SpiceDB OperatorConfigure clusters to follow the Rapid or Regular update channel and roll out updates automatically. Run painless migrations regardless of your backing datastore or SpiceDB version. The Operator handles zero-downtime datastore migrations.
Update channelsPremium Support includes Slack Support, a Dedicated Account Team, Schema Design and Architecture Review, and onboarding of four weekly 30-minute calls. Response Time SLA: P1 within 12 hours, P2 within 12 hours, P3 within one business day.
AuthZed Support