Deployment choices

Start with the setup that fits your team.

Let Geyser operate the managed parts, use infrastructure you control, or combine the two.

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Your workspace
Data home

Geyser-managed Customer Cell

Agent computers

Hosted Agent computers

Processing

Your approved model & app services

Geyser service operations

Identity, directory, billing, routing, releases, and health.

Geyser operates the data home and Agent computers. You choose the connections and processing routes.

Three choices. Made independently.

Your data home, Agent computers, and processing services do not have to be in the same place.

The choiceGeyser-managedHybridCustomer-controlled
Data homeGeyser-operated Customer CellManaged or customer-hosted CellYour supported Host or enterprise Cell
Agent computersIsolated hosted capacityYour Hosts and managed capacityYour supported infrastructure
Models & speechApproved service routesLocal and approved external routesCustomer-hosted routes, with outside services only as permitted
OperationsGeyser maintains managed componentsResponsibility follows each componentYou operate more of the environment
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Start simply

A managed workspace with your own Agent computer.

Create a free managed workspace and use Geyser Host on a supported machine. Your hardware runs the Agent. The managed Customer Cell remains the workspace’s data home.

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Bring the environment in-house

A customer-controlled home for the work.

Run the Cell and Agent computers in supported infrastructure you operate. Choose local model and speech services, and govern the outside apps the team can reach.

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Good questions

Choose with a clear picture.

Does customer-controlled mean no information leaves?
It means you control the selected components. Approved outside models, apps, and services can still process information. Use the appropriate route and egress controls when the work must remain inside the environment.
Can I move from managed to my own infrastructure?
Geyser supports deliberate changes of data-home and compute placement. The supported migration path depends on the source and destination. Work with the team on a Cell move; adding a Host alone does not move it.
When should I consider a strict-private setup?
When the work requires tighter content and egress restrictions. Private Cell Strict disables shared content paths and federation and uses customer-controlled inference. The tradeoff is a smaller set of external connections.
Which options can I use today?
Self-service workspaces and the published Host packages are available from this site. Customer-controlled Cells, strict-private setups, and specialized model configurations are arranged with the team during preview.
Make a start

Tell us where the work needs to live.

We’ll help map the data, computers, and processing to a setup your team can operate.