Pioneers in data consistency & high-availability architecture.
Kodesync Resources was founded by replication engineers who spent a decade firefighting weekend incidents — and decided to build the practice they wished they'd been able to hire.
Our story
From pager calls to playbooks.
We started inside operations teams at carriers, hospital networks and global logistics platforms. The pattern was always the same: beautiful applications sat on top of replication topologies that nobody fully understood, monitored at the wrong layer, and tested only during the incident itself. We left to build a firm whose entire reason for existing is to make that layer boring again.
Today, Kodesync Resources designs and operates distributed data planes for clients running active-active workloads across continents. We bring the same primitives every time — deterministic conflict policies, quorum-aware routing, tested failover — and we tune them to the exact contour of your business. We measure ourselves on the same number you do: minutes of customer impact per quarter.
Our team is deliberately small and senior. Every engagement is led by an architect who has personally promoted a leader under load. We do not staff with juniors learning on your cluster.
Mission
Eliminate synchronization as a source of customer-visible downtime.
Vision
A world where distributed databases are reasoned about, not feared.
People
Senior replication engineers, SREs and data platform architects.
Promise
Published RPO and RTO contracts, with the runbooks to back them.
Founded
Three replication engineers leave operator roles to start the firm.
Multi-cloud practice
First active-active deployments spanning three public clouds.
Healthcare HA
Zero-data-loss design adopted by a national hospital network.
Telco partnership
Conflict-free replicated catalogs deployed across two continents.
Logistics edge
Edge-mesh sync for last-mile carriers across 14 countries.
Always-on SRE
24/7 replication coverage with named architects, not rotations.
Operating principles
How we think about consistency.
The CAP theorem is not a slogan; it is a budget. We help you spend it deliberately. Each principle below is something we actually enforce in production, not just in design reviews.
Consistency is a contract, not a default.
We make read and write consistency levels explicit per workload, document them, and alert when reality drifts from the contract.
Failover is a test, not a hope.
Every cluster we operate has a scheduled, automated failover drill. If we have not run it this quarter, we treat the cluster as unavailable for our SLO.
Conflicts are data, not errors.
We capture every conflict resolution decision with full provenance so the business can audit who won and why.
Observability lives at the replication layer.
Application metrics tell you a user was angry. Replication metrics tell you why. We instrument both.
Cluster mapping, the Kodesync way.
Our cluster maps are not vanity dashboards. They are the same view our on-call architect uses at 3am: each ring represents a quorum set, each pulse is a heartbeat, and a missing node is impossible to miss. We hand this view to your team on day one.