Sealed Enclave
For the workloads where even a dedicated cluster in someone else's building is one step too far.
Some data cannot leave a site. Not for policy reasons that can be negotiated — for contractual, export-control or classification reasons that cannot.
What an enclave is
- The same hardware, runtime and domain layer as Sealed Cluster, installed in your facility or in a physically locked, separately keyed cage within ours.
- Operated remotely by Strata over an access path you control, auditable, revocable and logged on your side as well as ours.
- Optionally air-gapped, with updates delivered on physical media and applied in a change window you schedule.
- Capacity bursting back to Stanton is available and entirely optional. Enclaves can be configured never to egress.
- The commercial terms are the same: provisioned capacity, multi-year, with a defined SLA and no metered surprise.
Where enclaves get chosen
Defense and industrial suppliers with export-controlled design and program data, where the location of processing is itself the compliance question.
Operators whose joint-venture and joint-operating agreements restrict where partner data may be processed, which is more common in upstream than most technology vendors realize.
Institutions under regulatory regimes that require processing within a defined jurisdiction or facility, and who need to evidence it rather than assert it.
Tell us the constraint.
If you can describe the restriction, we can usually design to it. Most of the hard cases we have seen come down to location, access path and evidence.