Platform capability
Deployment, Isolation & Resilience
Define the network, tenancy, region, compute, custody, observability, continuity, and operational boundaries for QNSI Cloud or a customer-specific deployment.
Buyer outcome
Turn deployment requirements into explicit architecture and contractual commitments instead of assuming that a public-cloud diagram proves sovereignty, failover, or recovery.
Cloud live · dedicated topologies are engagement-specific
For Enterprise architecture · CISO · Infrastructure · Procurement
Evidence boundary
QNSI Cloud is the current public service. Private VPC, on-premises, air-gapped, sovereign, isolated-tenancy, failover, GPU, and customer-custody patterns are engagement-specific architecture options. They are not generally available or proven for a customer until provisioned, tested, evidenced, and contractually scoped.
Capability map
What deployment & resilience covers
Each item is a source-backed or deployment-bounded capability, not an implied certification or universal runtime guarantee.
Operating model
How the capability fits into an accountable workflow
01
Classify requirements
Record data, key, operator, network, jurisdiction, availability, recovery, and evidence constraints.
02
Select topology
Choose the service, tenancy, connectivity, region, compute, and custody pattern that meets those constraints.
03
Qualify
Exercise access, key operations, failure, recovery, observability, audit, and support procedures in the exact environment.
04
Contract and operate
Put SLA, RTO/RPO, residency, support, shared responsibility, and evidence obligations in the signed agreement.
Integration & assurance
Connect the capability, then verify the exact boundary
Integration surfaces
Evidence and guidance
Frequently asked questions
Deployment & Resilience questions
Are private VPC, sovereign, and air-gapped deployments generally available?
No. They are engagement-specific architecture options. A topology becomes a customer capability only after it is provisioned, qualified, evidenced, and included in the signed commercial and operational scope.
Does QNSI publish a universal RTO or RPO?
No. QNSI does not currently claim a universal public RTO/RPO or multi-region active-active topology. Customer-specific continuity commitments belong in the applicable signed agreement after the deployment design is qualified.
Next step
Evaluate the capability against your actual environment
Start with the public evidence, then scope the exact services, integrations, custody, deployment, and assurance required. QNSI will not convert source presence into a production claim without evidence.