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Choose where the system runs. Define who operates it.

NelliaOS runs in a dedicated managed environment, your cloud or a hybrid operating model. The deployment scope defines data location, control ownership and service responsibilities.

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A portable operating foundation

Versioned application artifacts, explicit dependencies and defined infrastructure boundaries support relocation and handover. Operating documentation travels with the deployed system.

Deployment

Run it within your boundaries.

Choose the operating model that fits your infrastructure, data location and internal ownership.

Managed dedicated

A dedicated environment operated by Nellia within an agreed service scope.

Where it runs
An agreed hosting region
Data location
Dedicated stores and documented integration flows
Operating responsibility
Nellia, with named customer decision owners
Control boundary
Your business policy; agreed infrastructure and service responsibility
An operating foundation

Keep the whole path connected.

Shared context gives work continuity. The people, systems and decisions involved stay connected as a request becomes an outcome.

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Operating models

Match the deployment to the organization.

Infrastructure choice belongs alongside the workflow and governance decisions.

Managed dedicated

Nellia operates a dedicated environment with an agreed service boundary. The deployment specifies the region, integration access and recovery responsibilities, with your team retaining business and access policy.

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Connected context
Defined authority
Accountable outcome
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Customer cloud

Run the system inside your infrastructure account. Your organization owns the infrastructure boundary and grants Nellia the access required for the agreed implementation and operating responsibilities.

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Connected context
Defined authority
Accountable outcome
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Hybrid

Keep selected data and services within internal boundaries while approved workloads run elsewhere. Each connection defines its permitted data flow, identity and responsible owner.

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Connected context
Defined authority
Accountable outcome
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Architecture choices

Keep the system maintainable as requirements change.

Documented interfaces and deployment artifacts make ownership and change practical.

A portable operating foundation

Versioned application artifacts, explicit dependencies and defined infrastructure boundaries support relocation and handover. Operating documentation travels with the deployed system.

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Connected context
Defined authority
Accountable outcome
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Models that fit the workload

Select hosted or privately served models according to the task, data policy and operating budget. Routing and evaluation criteria remain visible to the platform owner.

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Accountable outcome
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Responsibility in writing

Assign ownership for updates, credentials, monitoring and recovery before rollout. Change procedures specify the approval path and the evidence required for release.

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Talk to Nellia

Bring your infrastructure requirements into the brief.

Data location, existing identity systems and internal operating capacity help define the right deployment discussion.

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