Run sensitive workloads on-premise or in dedicated VPC; run less-sensitive workloads cloud-hosted. Consistent governance and audit posture across both.
Hybrid deployment is the right posture for enterprises whose workloads have asymmetric security requirements — some workloads (litigation, M&A pre-announcement, regulator-facing testimony, clinical data, classified adjacent) demand on-premise or dedicated VPC; other workloads (general document review, vendor onboarding, internal knowledge base) are appropriate for cloud-hosted. Beth and Isaiah hybrid deployment provides consistent governance, audit posture, and operational tooling across both environments.
Workload segmentation by security posture: sensitive workloads run on-premise or in dedicated VPC under customer control; routine workloads run cloud-hosted. Unified governance and audit layer spans both environments — same RBAC, same audit log format, same compliance documentation. Workload routing is configurable per workflow against the customer's data-classification policy.
Configure each workflow to run in the appropriate environment based on the customer's data-classification policy.
Single RBAC, single audit log format, single compliance documentation set spanning cloud and on-prem environments.
Same operational tooling across both environments — observability, exception escalation, workflow management — so the customer's ops team isn't running two different platforms.
Per-workflow routing based on data classification
Unified RBAC and audit log format across cloud and on-prem environments
Customer-controlled encryption keys for sensitive workloads
Compatible with customer's existing data-loss-prevention (DLP) posture
Single governance and compliance documentation set spanning both environments
Enterprises with asymmetric workload security requirements
Customers wanting cloud-hosted speed for routine workflows + on-prem control for sensitive workflows
Multi-jurisdictional deployments where data residency varies by workload
Migration scenarios — cloud-hosted pilot with on-prem production target
Workload routing is configured per workflow during pilot scoping based on the customer's data-classification policy. Sensitive-workload routing rules are part of the standard governance documentation.
Yes — that's a common pattern. Many enterprise customers start with cloud-hosted for the pilot, then migrate sensitive workloads to dedicated VPC or on-premise as the security team scopes the production deployment.
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