Support

Get help with Stornamics docs and private beta evaluations.

Use the right support path for product questions, docs gaps, and operational details so customer details stay protected and support gets enough context to act.

Support Paths

Docs feedback intake

Route by report type

Start with the feedback intake when you need to report a docs gap, handle sensitive operational details, or separate product-support questions from docs corrections.

Choose the approved path for assigned support, redaction guidance, or customer-safe diagnostic context.

Open guidance

Private beta support

Use your assigned channel

Route account-specific, product-behavior, or pilot-blocking questions through the support path provided with the private beta invitation.

Include the product, route, readiness label, observed behavior, impact, and sanitized details.

Docs gap or correction

Issue-first docs intake

Use the assigned feedback or support path when a page is missing, unclear, stale, or inconsistent with observed product behavior.

Start from the public route and the smallest reproducible gap.

Open guidance

Operational details

Redaction required

Use the support bundle and privacy guidance before sharing logs, traces, diagnostics, configuration, or troubleshooting output.

Remove credentials, identifiers, payloads, and private topology.

Open guidance

Before Sharing Support Details

Keep the scope narrow

Name one product, one route or workflow, and the smallest reproducible symptom before attaching broad logs or command output.

Prefer metadata

Use status codes, reason codes, route names, timestamps, counters, and shape-only examples before payloads or customer-specific values.

Link current docs context

Include the docs route, relevant status or limits page, and the runbook link that framed the question.

Product Support Context

  • ObjectDB operations

    S3 Core health checks, platform capabilities, unsupported behavior triage, and support-safe diagnostics.

  • Message Broker operations

    Stream, queue, audit, metrics, diagnostics, quota, replication, and support-safe boundaries.

  • LogDB operations

    OTLP admission, WAL, segment bundle, query, S3 query-read, BYOC, and support-safe workflows.