AutoBrain Hosted is migrating to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure — active/passive multi-zone deployment, automated failover, and zero-downtime updates. The move starts late Q3 2026. We'll keep you posted every step of the way.
Primary + standby instances across two availability domains in the same OCI region. If one zone goes down, traffic fails over automatically — no manual intervention, no service interruption.
Rolling deployments mean no maintenance windows and no service interruption for subscribers. Every update ships while the platform stays live — the same way major cloud services update themselves.
Health checks every 30 seconds; on failure, traffic routes to the standby within 60 seconds. Recovery time objective under 5 minutes, recovery point objective under 1 minute — built-in resilience you don't have to manage.
The migration is transparent to users. Everything underneath moves to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, but your AutoBrain experience stays exactly the same — and gets more reliable.
AutoBrain Hosted moves from a single-zone deployment to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with primary + standby across two availability domains. Single-zone failure no longer takes you offline.
Zero-downtime rolling deployments replace the old one-shot deploy. Updates ship incrementally with health checks at each stage. If something looks wrong, the rollout pauses — no impact on users.
Load balancer health checks every 30 seconds. If the primary zone fails, traffic reroutes to the standby within 60 seconds. No manual failover button, no waiting for a human to respond at 2 AM.
Self-hosted AutoBrain stays on the same self-host path. The HA migration applies only to the managed hosted service — your self-hosted deployment continues to run on the infrastructure you control. Self-hosting guide →
Four phases, transparent milestones. We'll update the AutoBrain #changelog channel and the public changelog at each phase gate.
OCI infrastructure built, data sync pipeline validated, monitoring and alerting configured. No user-facing changes.
Canary traffic routed to OCI. Final validation of failover, latency, and data consistency. Subscribers may see a brief notice but no interruption.
DNS switch to OCI endpoints. Monitoring ramp-up. Any issues are addressed during business hours with the standby zone holding the traffic.
Performance baseline review, incident retro, and any remaining configuration polish. HA architecture fully operational.
No. The migration uses a phased cutover with redundant capacity. You stay logged in and working throughout — the standby zone is live and serving traffic before the primary zone transitions.
No. The mobile app and web app continue to work exactly as before. No new app version or configuration is required — the DNS transition is seamless for existing connections.
Yes. All data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). The migration copies data to the new OCI region with per-record verification before the cutover begins. Nothing is lost or corrupted in the process.
No. All existing plans and prices remain the same — Free, Enthusiast ($5.90/mo or $59/yr), and Garage ($11.90/mo or $119/yr). The HA architecture is included at no extra cost.
Self-hosted AutoBrain is unaffected. The HA migration applies only to the managed AutoBrain Hosted service. Your self-hosted deployment stays exactly as it is — no changes needed on your end.
Targeted for mid-October 2026. We'll post updates on the public changelog and the AutoBrain #changelog channel as each phase completes. Sign up below to get notified directly.
Drop your email and we'll send you a single migration status update when the cutover begins and when it completes — no marketing list, no recurring emails.
Or watch the public changelog and the AutoBrain #changelog channel for live migration updates.