Deployment Choice

Operate privately or consume QACkt as a managed service.

Choose ownership and isolation based on regulatory, data residency, network, and operating-model requirements without changing the product workflow.

Privatecustomer-controlled infrastructure
ManagedQACkt-operated cloud
Dedicatedtenant option

Capabilities

A complete working system, not an isolated generator.

01

Kubernetes ready

Scale APIs, agents, tools, and runners independently.

02

Air-gapped direction

Operate with private storage, models, registries, and secrets.

03

Private AI

Route to local models and customer-owned provider keys.

04

Managed operations

Use shared infrastructure with tenant isolation and managed upgrades.

05

Data residency

Keep source, vectors, graph context, runs, and artifacts in approved regions.

06

Portable services

Use containerized open-source aligned infrastructure.

Operating flow

Every stage is visible and reviewable.

Inputs, decisions, evidence, findings, approvals, and artifacts remain available throughout the workflow.

01

Assess

Map data, network, model, and control requirements.

02

Choose

Select private, managed, or dedicated tenancy.

03

Configure

Bind identity, secrets, storage, and observability.

04

Validate

Run isolation, recovery, and smoke checks.

05

Operate

Monitor services, queues, AI, and executions.

How it fits

Connected to the wider quality lifecycle.

This capability works with shared project context, accountable decisions, and traceable evidence from source through outcome.

01Customer edge: Identity, source systems, CI, and ticketing.
02QACkt services: Control, orchestration, agents, and tools.
03Data services: Customer-owned or managed open data plane.
01Customer edge

Identity, source systems, CI, and ticketing.

02QACkt services

Control, orchestration, agents, and tools.

03Data services

Customer-owned or managed open data plane.

04AI routes

Local, private cloud, or approved external model.

05Observability

Metrics, traces, logs, cost, and audit.

Engineering outcomes

What this changes for delivery teams.

1

Match deployment to regulatory constraints

2

Retain ownership of data and AI where required

3

Keep one operating model across environments

4

Move between deployment models without workflow redesign

Working session

Explore Deployment Choice with your own delivery context.

Bring one requirement set, workflow, or performance concern. We will map the governed path from source to executable evidence.