Cloud
Managed cloud profile
Confirm product support, identity, data, network, evidence, support, recovery, and shared responsibility for the managed environment.
Qualified deployment profiles
Match each Apyrn product to an approved enterprise topology.
Cloud, Enterprise, Hybrid, and Offline are deployment profiles, not universal availability promises. Product support, topology, data boundaries, identity, networking, operations, recovery, and responsibility are confirmed together.
Deployment profile explorer
Compare qualified operating boundaries
Review which questions change across Cloud, Enterprise, Hybrid, and Offline profiles before a topology is approved.
Select a profile to inspect its approval questions.
Request and constraints
- Approval focus
- Product and managed boundary
Result and contract
- Availability
- Confirmed per approved product
- Qualified
Four qualified profiles
Use the profile that matches the approved product and operating boundary.
Cloud
An approved product operates through a managed cloud profile with confirmed identity, network, data, evidence, support, and recovery boundaries.
Enterprise
Approved product components operate within an enterprise-controlled environment with documented shared responsibilities and support paths.
Hybrid
Approved control, product, and execution responsibilities are divided across managed and enterprise-controlled environments.
Offline
A disconnected or restricted profile is considered only with explicit product, update, audit, support, rollback, and recovery approval.
Runtime architecture layer
Apyrn Runtime describes shared technical execution concerns, not another product.
Runtime placement depends on the approved product and topology. The website does not claim that every Apyrn product supports every profile or that one topology is generally available.
Approval conversation
Confirm the operating boundary before activation.
- 01
Product and maturity
Identify the Apyrn product, current maturity, intended use, and relationship to Apyrn One.
- 02
Identity, data, and network
Document identity authority, organizational and tenant boundaries, data movement, source access, credentials, and connectivity.
- 03
Operations and evidence
Define monitoring, audit evidence, retention, support, change control, recovery, rollback, and incident responsibilities.
- 04
Approved topology
Record the topology and operating conditions approved for the engagement without generalizing them to every product or customer.
Include deployment constraints in your landscape assessment.
Bring the product, systems, network boundaries, identity model, operating responsibilities, and recovery requirements into one architecture conversation.