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Maverics Storage is Strata-managed cloud storage for evaluation and trial deployments. No customer infrastructure is required — the Console provisions storage automatically when you select this provider.
Evaluation only — storage is recycled every 90 days. All published configurations are deleted when storage is recycled. After recycling, you must republish your configuration and download a new evaluation bundle. For production deployments, use a persistent provider such as Amazon S3, Azure Blob, or Google Cloud Storage. See the Publishing Deployment Configs overview for all available providers.Do not store sensitive data or secrets in your configuration. Always use a Secret Provider for managing sensitive information.

How It Works

When you create a deployment with the Maverics Storage provider, the Console provisions a temporary S3 bucket behind the scenes. When you publish a configuration bundle, the Console uploads the signed bundle to this bucket. The Orchestrator polls the bucket for new bundles, downloads them, verifies the ECDSA signature, and applies the updated configuration.

Getting Started

1

Select Maverics Storage

In the Console, go to Deployments. Create a new deployment or select an existing one. Under the Host Environment section, click Edit next to Configuration Storage. Select Maverics Storage from the dropdown. Click Save.
2

Publish Configuration

At the bottom of the deployment page, click Publish Preview. Review your configuration, then click Publish to send it to Maverics Storage.
3

Download the Evaluation Bundle

In the Host Environment section, next to Orchestrator Software, click Downloads. Choose your platform (Windows, Mac, or Linux). Download and unzip the evaluation bundle.

Starting the Orchestrator

After downloading and unzipping the evaluation bundle, start the Orchestrator using the platform-specific command:
call maverics.bat && ./maverics-orchestrator.exe

Evaluation Bundle Contents

The evaluation bundle includes:
  • The Orchestrator binary for your platform
  • Preconfigured environment variables (MAVERICS_AWS_CONFIG, MAVERICS_BUNDLE_PUBLIC_KEY_FILE, MAVERICS_RELOAD_CONFIG, MAVERICS_POLLING_INTERVAL_SECONDS)
  • Self-signed certificates for local HTTPS
Because the bundle includes all required environment variables, you do not need to configure any config source settings manually.