Private AI deployment

Run AI within the boundaries your data needs.

Place inference and retrieval within agreed data boundaries and document every external provider involved.

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Know where each request goesExample workflow
Private sources

Authorised documents and application data

Inference boundary

Selected hosting and model endpoint

Outbound controls

Approved services and redacted telemetry

A private endpoint is only one boundary

The fragile approach

A private endpoint as the whole plan

Logs, embedding services, backups and support access can create additional processing paths.

The intended approach

A documented processing boundary

Review all dependencies, identity paths, retention settings and recovery arrangements alongside model hosting.

An implementation example

Private is an architecture decision

Map the movement of prompts, files, generated output and diagnostic logs. Hosting choice alone does not define a private system when supporting services can still receive its data.

Know where each request goes

A business is considering where sensitive internal inference should run.

A failure to account for

Inference stays in the chosen region but diagnostic payloads are exported elsewhere.

Illustrative scenario, not a customer case study.

AI, data & automation

Control the complete processing path.

Processing boundaries

Choose where inference runs and which services can receive prompts, files and generated output.

Identity and connectivity

Configure private access paths, service identities and narrowly scoped credentials for the workload.

Model operations

Plan model updates, capacity, telemetry and rollback as part of the application’s operating model.

Inference routing

Select approved model endpoints by task, sensitivity and capacity, with explicit fallback behaviour.

Data handling

Define prompt and response retention, operational logging and access to captured traces.

Execution isolation

Separate generated code or untrusted processing from application credentials and production records.

From implementation to ownership

What your team receives

Agree the scope and the acceptance evidence before delivery starts.

Data-flow map

Prompts, files, embeddings, outputs, logs and every receiving service.

Included scope agreed before delivery

Deployment configuration

Hosting, identity, network and outbound controls in reviewable form.

Included scope agreed before delivery

Operating guide

Access review, model updates, monitoring and recovery responsibilities.

Included scope agreed before delivery

No. The choice depends on processing terms, network controls, operating capacity and the required models. Compare managed and self-hosted options against the same data-flow requirements.