Commercial product · Kipchak EE

Kipchak Enterprise

Enterprise drivers and middleware, ticketed support and a published roadmap for the Kipchak PHP API framework.

Kipchak Enterprise is the commercial edition of Kipchak — the PHP API Development Kit we built to run our own production traffic at over 3,000 requests per second with a fraction of the resource cost of equivalent Symfony or Laravel stacks. The open source core remains free and unchanged. Kipchak Enterprise adds the things teams running Kipchak in regulated, high-availability or compliance-bound environments actually need.

It is built around three pillars: a library of enterprise drivers and middleware — today the Valkey, OpenSearch, Kafka and OAuth 2 Token drivers and the JWT authentication and Subashi Pro WAF middleware, with a public roadmap of what comes next; support from the maintainers, provided through tickets in the Mamluk Console; and managed infrastructure, where Mamluk runs your Kipchak APIs for you. The packages are delivered as source through an authenticated Composer repository, licensing is enforced at delivery only, and an expired licence never interferes with running software. The full terms are published at kipchak.dev.

  • Six enterprise packages today — Valkey, OpenSearch, Kafka and OAuth 2 Token drivers; JWT authentication and Subashi Pro WAF middleware.
  • A public enterprise roadmap at kipchak.dev — audit logging, idempotency, rate limiting and quota, multi-tenancy and more.
  • Ticketed support through the Mamluk Console, with response terms set out in the published licence terms and in support plans above the baseline.
  • Delivered as source through an authenticated Composer repository. No telemetry, no licence keys in the code, and an expired licence never stops running software.
  • Region-resident support engineers. Same working day, same working week, same regulator.
  • Proven at over 3,000 requests per second in production — the same engine, with the enterprise components added.
  • Licensed per application, not per developer, per CPU or per request.

Named after the Kipchak Turkic family from which the founding Mamluks of Cairo were drawn.

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