Built for retention
Optical media is designed for long-term information preservation rather than continuous mechanical operation.
OPTICAL OBJECT STORAGE
Built to preserve
information.
Savartus combines modern object-storage accessibility with the physical characteristics of optical media to create storage designed for information measured in decades — not hardware refresh cycles.
WHY OPTICAL?
Storage designed for
information that persists.
Most enterprise storage infrastructure is optimized around performance, not decades of retention. Optical storage introduces a different set of physical characteristics for information that must remain authentic, durable, and recoverable over long periods.
Immutable by design
Write-once optical media provides a physical foundation for information that must not be altered after it is committed.
No power to maintain data
Once written, optical media does not require power to preserve the information stored on it.
Online or offline
The same media technology can support robotic online access or physically isolated offline preservation.
OBJECT STORAGE ACCESS
Optical media.
Modern object access.
Savartus exposes optical storage through an object-storage architecture, allowing applications and users to interact with preserved information through familiar interfaces rather than treating optical media as an isolated storage silo.
Applications
Browser
S3-Compatible API
Integrations
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SAVARTUS SOFTWAREoRain
Object management, location awareness, access, and orchestration across optical storage resources.
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ONLINEOptical Libraries
OFFLINEOptical Preservation
Object storage accessibility. Optical preservation characteristics.
ONE MEDIA TECHNOLOGY. TWO ACCESS MODES.
Online when you need it.
Offline when you don't.
Optical storage can remain connected through robotic libraries for direct retrieval or move into physically isolated storage when long-term retention and cyber isolation become more important than immediate access.
ONLINE OPTICAL
Accessible preservation
Media remains mounted within robotic library infrastructure. Objects remain indexed, discoverable, and retrievable through the Savartus storage environment.
Robotic accessOnline retrievalObject-awareNetwork accessible
OFFLINE OPTICAL
Physical isolation
Media can be removed from the online library while remaining indexed and managed, providing physical separation from the production environment.
Air-gappedNo online attack pathIndexedRetrievable
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS MATTER
Preservation begins
below the software layer.
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IMMUTABILITY
Write once. Preserve as written.
WORM optical media provides a physical mechanism for preserving committed information without in-place modification.
02
LONGEVITY
Designed for long retention horizons.
Optical storage is intended for information whose useful life can extend well beyond the refresh cycle of conventional enterprise storage hardware.
03
INTEGRITY
Preservation starts with trustworthy media.
Durable media, object identity, integrity verification, and managed retrieval form part of a broader preservation architecture.
04
PORTABILITY
Media can exist independently of the library.
Removable optical media enables online storage to transition into physically separate retention without rewriting the information onto another technology.
ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE
Scale capacity without
losing object awareness.
Savartus optical systems can operate as part of a larger managed storage environment. As libraries and drives are added, the software layer maintains awareness of where objects reside and how they can be retrieved.
OBJECT NAMESPACEoRain
LIBRARY 01Optical Storage
LIBRARY 02Optical Storage
LIBRARY 03Optical Storage
LIBRARY NOptical Storage
ENERGY
Preservation without continuously powered media.
Optical media does not require power to retain written information, reducing the infrastructure required to maintain inactive data.
CYBER RESILIENCE
Protection that can become physical.
Immutable media and offline storage create preservation options that do not depend solely on logical access controls.
ACCESS
Retention does not automatically mean inaccessible.
Online optical libraries provide a bridge between active storage and physically isolated deep retention.
TECHNOLOGY CHANGES. INFORMATION PERSISTS.
Build storage around
the life of the information.
Savartus Enterprise Library Systems combine optical media, object access, software orchestration, and online/offline preservation in an architecture designed for long-lived enterprise information.