Local processing
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PRACTICAL GUIDE
Choose the processing boundary your data needs.
Compare local processing, policy-controlled hybrid routing and customer-hosted deployment without confusing model location with full operational control.
WHAT TO CONSIDER
Focus on what matters
Hybrid routing
Server policy may allow selected external routes for permitted tasks.
On-premise deployment
Customer-environment packaging also needs identity, updates, monitoring and recovery planning.
STEP BY STEP
Put it into practice
Start with a small example. Clarify requirements and review the result before using it.
- 01
Define the requirement
Identify which data may leave the environment.
- 02
Map the system
Include files, logs, embeddings, backups and providers.
- 03
Test the policy
Check allowed routes and prohibited fallback.
- 04
Agree operation
Assign responsibility for access, maintenance and restore.
EXAMPLE WORKFLOW
An illustrative task
An illustrative example using fictional data. It demonstrates an approach, not a real customer result.
Evaluate an internal document assistant with restricted external processing.
Possible result structure
Data inventory → allowed deployment → routing-policy checks → access tests → operational acceptance.
How should I start?
Identify which data may leave the environment.
What should I check before using the result?
Assign responsibility for access, maintenance and restore.
What access and limits apply?
On-premise is Beta. Private and dedicated deployments retain their stated readiness limits. A local model alone does not prove complete isolation, data residency or an air-gapped release.
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