Run close to the people using it.
Multi-region deployment and operations, so latency and data residency stop being someone's side project.
What we handle
- Region selection based on where your traffic and your obligations actually are
- Deployment of runtime, browser, retrieval, and inference into each region
- Data residency and retention boundaries mapped and enforced, not assumed
- Failover between regions, tested rather than documented
- One set of runbooks and one operations picture across all of them
Why this gets messy
Multi-region usually starts as one extra deployment for one customer, and ends as three environments that have drifted apart with no shared monitoring. Consolidating that is most of the work, and it is work we have done before.
Scope
This work covers application-layer deployment, operations, and compliance groundwork. Engagements involving export-controlled technology are scoped with counsel before anything is committed.
Common questions
Region selection follows where your traffic and your obligations actually are, rather than a default list. Latency and residency are usually both in play.
Yes, tested rather than documented. A failover plan that has never been exercised is an assumption, not a capability.
Data residency and retention boundaries are mapped and enforced rather than assumed. Assumed boundaries are the ones that turn up in an audit.
This work covers application-layer deployment, operations, and compliance groundwork. Engagements involving export-controlled technology are scoped with counsel before anything is committed.
Tell us what you are shipping.
Send the shape of the problem — what the agent does, who uses it, and what breaks today. We will tell you what we would run and what it would take.