The deployment mode is part of the decision architecture.
Mantikon is designed to be deployed in different computing environments: enterprise cloud, private data centres and isolated networks. For government organizations, configurations with defined boundaries for storage and processing are used.
- Next waveDesigned as an application area; a demonstrated world model in this domain comes first.
- Who decidesCompanies working with government, secure-infrastructure partners
- Typical sourcesWithin the customer's own boundary
- 01
Defined boundaries
Separate compute contours, centralized policy management and controlled updating of software components.
Architecture - 02
Local models only where required
In protected environments interaction with external language models is limited or excluded entirely; permitted local models and services are used instead.
Models - 03
Honest accreditation
Admission to state information systems, special security requirements and accreditation remain separate legal and technical procedures, and are disclosed per environment.
Compliance
A worked
example
Illustrative scenario, not a customer case.
A partner hosts Mantikon inside an appropriately validated environment, with data residency, customer-held keys, monitoring and an agreed update channel.
The configuration states which certifications apply to that environment and which do not, rather than implying a blanket compliance.
The decision architecture is unchanged; what changes is where the models run and what may leave the boundary.
Scope and
measures
Example workflows
Environment design · residency and key management · update governance · accreditation support.
Evaluation metrics
Environments supported · verified certifications per environment · update lead time.
Disclosure
We publish supported deployment modes and verified certifications per production environment. We do not claim compliance with all standards.
Discuss a deployment environment