A Store Built to Be Drawn From
Reservoir.sh pairs a word for a large stored supply with the .sh extension associated with command-line and developer tooling, suggesting infrastructure meant to hold data and release it through scripted access.
The name fits data infrastructure products — data lakes, caching layers, or pipeline tools — where the core function is accumulating data centrally and giving developers controlled, scriptable ways to draw it out.
Product Directions
- Data lake storage layer: A central store for raw data that downstream tools can query as needed.
- Command-line data pipeline: A CLI toolkit for moving data into and out of a shared storage layer.
- Caching and buffering service: Infrastructure that holds data temporarily to smooth uneven request loads.