On-premises & Air-gapped
Delivery where public cloud assumptions do not apply—private data centers, internal labs, segmented zones, and controlled remote deployments to customers. We have done this for cyber security vendors with global customer bases.
Who this is for
- Cyber security vendors with internal labs and remote customer deployments
- Defense-adjacent and regulated engineering teams
- Mixed estates: Kubernetes plus VMware VMs
- Teams where production has no outbound internet
Isolated delivery
Mirrored dependencies, segmented runners, and promotion paths that never leak data across network boundaries. Nexus mirrors, CIS-hardened images, and per-zone Jenkins agents—not shared runners spanning VLANs.
Labs before customers
Internal labs validate builds before anything reaches production or a customer site. The same promotion rules and evidence bundles apply in the lab and in prod—no drift between what you tested and what you shipped.
Security as a design constraint
We align dev and production hardening so engineers are not building on loose environments and promoting into strict ones. Security signs off on the promotion path before automation goes live.
Capabilities
- Private Kubernetes and VM estates
- Offline-capable registries and sanctioned artifacts
- Per-zone CI runners without accidental egress
- SBOM-ready supply-chain workflows
- Hybrid strategies that respect on-prem mandates
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Common questions
Can you work with Jenkins and Ansible—not just cloud-native tooling?
Yes. We regularly deliver with Jenkins pipelines, Ansible provisioning for VMs and K8s workers, Nexus mirrors, and Helm deploys. The stack follows your constraints, not a cloud-only playbook.
How do remote customer deployments fit in?
We map the full path: dev, internal labs, production, then controlled remote sessions from your network to customer sites. Lab-validated artifacts are what go out— with scan results and SBOM attached.
Do you only work on fully air-gapped estates?
No. We also help hybrid teams—mostly on-prem with selective cloud, or strict egress rules. The same zone-by-zone promotion thinking applies wherever boundaries matter.