The product
Six primitives.
One place to reason about them.
Monvero is not a collection of tools bolted together. Ingestion, routing, schema and observability were designed as one system, which is why the seams do not leak.
Ingest
One write path, no queue to drain
Events are accepted, validated against the registered schema and committed in a single hop. There is no staging buffer to monitor, because there is no staging buffer.
Exactly-once commit semantics
Backpressure surfaced to the caller
Regional write endpoints
Route
Destinations that stay in step
Declare where an event should land and Monvero keeps every destination consistent, replaying automatically when a downstream system comes back.
Ordered delivery per partition key
Automatic replay on recovery
Per-destination transforms
Observe
The answer before the chart
Every incident view opens on the only question that matters at three in the morning, and keeps the detail exactly one click away.
Three states, not eleven dashboards
Alert budgets per team
Traces linked to the originating event
Specifications
The numbers we hold ourselves to
Published, monitored and renegotiated with customers rather than quietly revised.
Ingest acknowledgement
p50 12 ms · p99 48 ms
Measured at the regional write endpoint
End-to-end delivery
p50 38 ms · p99 142 ms
Source commit to warehouse visibility
Delivery guarantee
Exactly once
Per destination, per partition key
Schema enforcement
Build time
Breaking changes fail CI before merge
Retention window
30 days replay
Extendable to 365 on Scale and above
Availability
99.99% trailing year
Excludes scheduled maintenance windows
Regions
eu-west · us-east · ap-south
Pinned residency, no cross-region egress
Integrations
Connected to the stack you already run
Fourteen first-party destinations, an open connector spec, and a webhook that behaves exactly like the rest.
The trade
What you stop maintaining
Every row on the left is a system a platform team is currently paying for in headcount rather than invoices.
Before Monvero
A queue nobody wants to own
Three retry layers with different semantics
Schema drift found in production
Eleven dashboards, one that gets read
A staging environment with a waiting list
Replay scripts in a private gist
After Monvero
One write path with backpressure
Retries handled at the routing layer
Breaking changes fail in CI
Three incident states
The real pipeline on your laptop
Replay as a first-class operation
See the whole pipeline in one afternoon
Spin up a sandbox project, point a source at it and watch the first event travel end to end.