Direct by design.
Work stays with the shard that owns the request.
Local ownership
ROUTESPHERE GATEWAY V1.0.4 AVAILABLE
BonVoyage.Self-hosted API Gateway
Your APIs. Your infrastructure. Your control.
For platform teams that want deliberate changes
and evidence they can inspect.
Apache-2.0 gateway and optional no-cost proprietary Console.
Review before you apply Measure beyond throughput Keep ownership of your stack
FAST / STABLE / RESILIENT
Built to stay composed.
Requests take a bounded local path. Tail behavior stays visible. Unhealthy capacity is isolated and traffic keeps moving.
Tail behavior, visible.
Capacity is judged against a latency envelope, not throughput alone.
Latency is part of the capacity decision
Failure stays contained.
Health state removes an unhealthy upstream from new traffic.
Health-aware routing and recovery
MEET BONVOYAGE CONSOLE DESIGN PREVIEW
Know what changes.
Know what is running.
Declare the intent. Review the impact. Verify the outcome. A clear visual workflow, with YAML always available. Supported programmatic management and its API documentation are Enterprise scope.
Interface concept / Demo data. Optional no-cost proprietary Console.
V1.0.4 POST-RELEASE REPLAY
At high load,
stability becomes the result.
At 600,000 offered RPS with bounded header transformations, BonVoyage met the p99 tail gate in all three repetitions. NGINX met it in one of three. NGINX consumed less measured application CPU, but that value did not translate into tail-gate compliance in two runs. BonVoyage used less RSS and fewer descriptors.
Inspect the complete bounded result3/3
BonVoyage p99 gate passes
NGINX passed 1 / 3
KUBERNETES LIFECYCLE / PUBLIC MAIN / NOV 5, 2026
A rejected change did not replace healthy traffic.
From a clean anonymous clone of the exact public source, BonVoyage completed installation, a zero-unavailable configuration upgrade, rejected-candidate containment, exact rollback, and teardown in a disposable Kubernetes environment.
A malformed configuration candidate was rejected while both healthy replicas and service traffic remained available. The deployment then returned to the exact baseline revision and the disposable environment was removed.
Inspect the lifecycle and its limits6 / 6lifecycle phases passed
54 / 54focused tests passed
- Preflight
- Baseline
- Upgrade
- Rejected candidate
- Rollback
- Teardown
Boundary: Source-built lifecycle evidence on disposable kind with Ubuntu 24.04 AMD64. It is not a tagged-artifact installation result, benchmark, capacity result, multi-node availability claim, or release-admission record.
ENGINEERING EVIDENCE / PUBLIC RELEASE MATERIAL
Confidence you can inspect.
A gateway is more than a binary. Version 1.0.4 publishes evidence of what ships, how it was tested, and where its qualification boundaries remain.
Know what ships.
Dependency and license inventories tied to the release artifact.
Understand security findings.
Dated findings, reviewed affectedness and available remediation.
Look beyond the happy path.
Malformed-input testing, sanitizers and regression coverage.
See resource behavior.
Memory and resource trends during sustained, defined workloads.
Plan for difficult moments.
Failure behavior, recovery and tested rollback paths.
Verify the exact release.
Artifact identities and verification material that connect the records.
Explore the release evidence
Published records identify the exact artifact, test scope, outcome and known limits. Evidence supports confidence, not a bug-free or compliance guarantee.
FREE TO RUN / OPTIONAL ASSURANCE
Start with the full gateway.
Choose maintained releases.
Version 1.0.4 includes the full open-source gateway dataplane, without artificial throughput caps. Configure it through YAML, CLI, or the optional no-cost proprietary Console, with no registration or subscription. Supported programmatic management and its API documentation are Enterprise scope.
No subscription is required to run the OSS gateway. Release Assurance is the focused next step for maintained releases, eligible remediation, release evidence and direct notices. No Enterprise bundle is required for Release Assurance.
Compare free access and AssuranceDocumented protocol limits, safety bounds and hardware capacity apply. Public bugs, documentation feedback and feature requests can use GitHub Issues now.
OPTIONAL RELEASE ASSURANCE / DIRECT AGREEMENT
$10,000USD / year
Release maintenance and continuity. No onboarding, customer incident troubleshooting or human-response SLA.
- Maintained supported releases and eligible fixes
- Vulnerability assessment and remediation
- Compatibility and release evidence records
- Release notices and private bug submission
You operate the gateway.
We maintain the supported release line.
Supported versions, maintenance periods, scope, taxes and contract terms are confirmed in writing before purchase.
MORE HELP AS YOUR OPERATIONS GROW
Planned for your next stage.
Two planned paths beyond Release Assurance: assistance for your team, and coordinated control for your fleet.
COMING SOON
AI-assisted support
$15,000USD / year for the first 2 subscription years
Proposed launch offer. $25,000/year from year 3.
Release Assurance, plus planned AI-assisted coding, configuration and log analysis, incident-report drafts, and tracked ticket workflows.
Customer review required; no autonomous production access. Human escalation coverage and response commitments have not been agreed. Final terms pending.
Explore AI-assisted supportCOMING SOON
BonVoyage Enterprise
Fleet managementCommercial licensing and support
For organizations operating multiple gateway installations.
A planned enterprise control plane and Console for coordinated changes, shared policy and operational oversight.
Pricing, availability, support coverage and response commitments are not finalized. Enterprise capabilities are separate from the free standalone Console and $10K Assurance.
Explore EnterpriseBoth offers are planned and are not currently available for purchase. No checkout or subscription registration is enabled.
Discuss your requirements with salesSTART WITH ONE SERVICE
Your traffic is the real test.
Bring your workload, your policies, and your latency budget.