Your release, everywhere, in one upload.
Distravia takes a build artifact and puts it in front of your users — in Sao Paulo, in Jakarta, in Warsaw — without you running a distribution tier of your own.
Software vendors ship to people who are nowhere near their build servers. Doing that well means edge capacity on six continents, a registry that survives a launch day, and someone answering the phone when a release goes out wrong. Most teams would rather spend that effort on the product. That is the whole of our business.
What we run
Release channels
Push a signed artifact once, tag it stable, beta or a channel of
your own, and it is resolvable worldwide in under a minute. Rollbacks are a channel
re-point, not a re-upload.
Package registry replication
We keep read-through replicas of your internal registries close to your teams and your CI, so a build in Bangalore does not pull every dependency across an ocean.
Artifact storage
Versioned, checksummed, retention-policy driven. Old builds stay reachable for as long as your support commitments say they must.
Who uses it
- An IDE vendor in the Nordics, shipping fortnightly to about 900,000 seats.
- A games studio in Osaka, where a patch day means 40 TB in four hours.
- Two industrial-hardware firms pushing firmware to fleets that dial in on bad links.
- A handful of open-source projects we carry at no charge — see pricing.
Read the integration docs or talk to us about a migration.