SERVICES / ARCHITECTURE
In some projects, where data is processed, who can access it and how the service is maintained matter as much as model quality. We help you work out which controls you need.
01 / CONSTRAINTS
What information will the system use? Who should see it? Which tools must it connect to? What happens if a service fails or a vendor changes course? These questions make a fair comparison possible.
You do not have to choose infrastructure before understanding the task, the data and who will operate the system.
02 / OPTIONS
An external API may be the quickest way to test an idea. A hybrid design can separate workloads. A system in your environment may be appropriate when the requirements call for it.
The choice should consider security, quality, latency, total cost, maintenance and the team’s capacity to own it. No approach wins by default.
03 / CONTINUITY
If we move forward, we define a bounded workflow, how to evaluate it and what the operating team will need. Permissions, monitoring, backup and change procedures may be relevant depending on scope.
A private deployment does not, by itself, demonstrate legal compliance. That needs review in context by the appropriate people.
TALK THROUGH YOUR CONTEXT
A short description of the task and the constraints you know is enough to frame the next step.
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