Dedicated cluster
Enterprise customers receive a dedicated segregated Kubernetes cluster unless another approved private-deployment design is documented.
Enterprise secrets management
Enterprise secrets management with deployment-level control
Support complex teams, regulated workflows, and customer-specific infrastructure requirements with a dedicated segregated Kubernetes cluster.
The operational problem
Enterprise credential control must match organizational and infrastructure boundaries
Large organizations need more than a central vault. They need deliberate separation, auditable administration, deployment choices, documented recovery objectives, and commercial commitments aligned with their risk model.
Core capabilities
Control sensitive access without losing operational context
Customer-selected region
Choose an available AWS region according to data-location and operational requirements recorded in the agreement.
Granular governance
Structure access across teams, workspaces, vaults, roles, and permissions for complex organizations.
Negotiated commitments
Define availability, support, recovery, maintenance, and security-review terms in the customer Order Form.
How it works
Move from scattered secrets to governed access
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Review requirements
Document users, workloads, region, deployment, access, recovery, integration, and support requirements.
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Design the control model
Map organizational boundaries to workspaces, vaults, roles, permissions, and administrator responsibilities.
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Contract and deploy
Record the agreed architecture and service commitments in the lawyer-reviewed Order Form before deployment.
Security and deployment
Controls and commitments that stay within their documented scope
The proposed Enterprise hosted profile uses three application replicas across three availability zones and three database instances across three zones, with target RTO of no more than five minutes and target RPO of no more than one minute. These are service objectives unless made binding in the applicable agreement.
Review the security modelCommon use cases
- Regulated business workflows
- Multi-team credential governance
- Dedicated customer environments
- Enterprise DevOps operations
- Security and access reviews
- Customer-specific service commitments
Supported workflows
Browser, API, and Kubernetes integrations
Enterprise deployments can use the documented browser, REST API, and Kubernetes workflows, with customer-specific integration scope confirmed during architecture review.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Enterprise environment shared with other customers?
The standard Enterprise model uses a dedicated segregated Kubernetes cluster unless another approved design is recorded in the Order Form.
Can the AWS region be selected by the customer?
Yes. Hosted deployments use an available region selected according to customer requirements and documented contractually.
Are RTO and RPO guaranteed?
The published figures are proposed service objectives. They become binding only when incorporated into the applicable Order Form or service-level schedule.
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