On-premise
Runs inside your perimeter. Nothing leaves your network.
- Your racks, your network, your team.
- No telemetry sent to an outside tenant.
- Built for a hard no-egress position.
Security and deployment
Your data never leaves.
the PulsarOps AI event intelligence platform reads only your data sources, and it runs where you put it. On-premise, in a sovereign data center, or in your own cloud account on AWS, Azure or GCP.
Nothing crosses the boundary you control.
- On-premise
- Sovereign-ready
- Cloud-agnostic
- Only your data sources
- Your keys, your controls
Deployment modes
Three ways to deploy it. One rule underneath all of them.
Regulated operators do not get to send network telemetry to someone else's tenant. Pick the mode your policy already allows.
Sovereign-ready
In-country deployment for government and regulated industries. Residency is a fact of the architecture, not a clause.
- In-country data center of your choosing.
- Deployed in region.
- Built for public sector operators.
Cloud-agnostic
Your VPC on AWS, Azure or GCP, in the account you already govern.
- Runs in your own cloud account.
- Your key management, your access policy.
- Hybrid-ready alongside on-premise sources.
In practice
What "your data never leaves" actually means.
The version a security architect can check line by line.
01
Only your data sources
Syslogs, application logs, configs, inventory, tickets and topology. That is the whole input list.
02
All three stages sit together
Ingest, analysis and the assistant run on the deployment you chose, so the evidence stays with the events it came from.
03
Your keys and your controls
In your own cloud account it runs under your key management, your identity provider and your network rules.
04
Telemetry is a map of your network
Device names, addresses, interface state and topology describe how your infrastructure is built. That is why on-premise is the default.
Architecture
Three stages, one side of the boundary.
Nothing in the pipeline needs to cross out of the infrastructure to work.
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01 Ingest @ scale
Reads what you already produce
- Syslogs and application logs
- Configs and inventory
- Tickets and topology
Collected inside your boundary
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02 Analyze @ scale
Runs on your deployment
- Latest LLMs, agentic RAG
- ML-based classification and anomaly detection
- Pattern-based correlation
Millions of events, minutes not hours
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03 Insights @ scale
Answers your engineers, in place
- Early warning trends
- Root cause analysis
- Recommended next steps
Human-centric, evidence-backed
Side by side
Pick the row your policy already answers.
Two lines decide most procurement conversations. Where the data sits, and who holds the keys.
| Consideration | On-premise | Sovereign-ready | Cloud-agnostic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the platform runs | Inside your perimeter | In-country data center | Your VPC on AWS, Azure or GCP |
| Where your data resides | Your network | The country you choose | Your cloud account |
| Keys and controls | Yours | Yours | Yours |
| Data sources read | Only yours | Only yours | Only yours |
| Pricing model | Flat | Flat | Flat |
| Typical fit | Telemetry cannot leave the network | Government and regulated industries | Cloud-first infrastructure on one provider |
Scroll the table sideways on a narrow screen.
The regulated buyer
Why on-premise decides the deal.
In a regulated infrastructure the security review is the process, not a formality at the end.
- Residency is closed by the diagram rather than by a clause.
- There is no outside tenant to assess.
- Access control stays inside the model you already audit.
- On-premise meets data sovereignty and compliance requirements without an exception.
The short version for a procurement pack
- Deployment is on-premise, sovereign-ready or cloud-agnostic.
- On-premise runs inside your perimeter and nothing leaves your network.
- Sovereign deployment is in-country, for government and regulated industries.
- Cloud deployment is your VPC, with your keys and your controls.
- The platform reads only your data sources.
- Pricing is flat, so the security model does not change as volume grows.
Who asks for this
Infrastructure where deployment is the first question.
Complex multi-vendor infrastructure, business-critical uptime, high volumes of operational data, and a standing requirement for private deployment.
Whether telemetry can leave for analysis was settled years ago here. PulsarOps AI is built to be useful inside that constraint.
See the industries in detailWhere the requirement shows up
- Telecommunications
- Financial services
- Retail
- Oil and gas
- Data-intensive enterprises
- Data centers
Enterprise NOCs worldwide, in infrastructure with exactly these constraints.
Coverage of the infrastructure
- one tool
- some sources
- infrastructure-wide
Infrastructure-wide
Coverage counts only when it spans the whole infrastructure.
Inside your perimeter it still has to speak to everything you run.
- Cisco
- Juniper
- F5
- Palo Alto
- Fortinet
- Nokia
- Ericsson
- Linux
- Windows
- MySQL
- Apache
Questions we get
What security review always asks.
Where the honest answer is "it depends on your environment", we say that instead of inventing one.
No, it runs alongside the monitoring you already have and your alerts keep firing as they do today. Monitoring tells you something broke. PulsarOps AI picks up there.
Wherever you deployed the platform. Inside your perimeter, in the country you selected, or in your own VPC.
Syslogs and application logs, configs and inventory, tickets and topology, across vendors. If a source is not in your infrastructure, it is not in the pipeline.
Yes. It deploys into your VPC on AWS, Azure or GCP, under your key management, your network policy and your identity provider.
Yes. PulsarOps AI operates across the US, Canada and the UAE, and the deployment team will scope the region with you.
No. Pricing is flat rather than ingest-based, so nobody has to drop a data source to keep a line item down.
The deployment team handles attestation and questionnaire responses directly, because the answer depends on the environment and region. Write to sales@pulsarops.ai with your pack and you will get a documented response.
PulsarOps AI is built by MIR Digital Solutions, operating across the US, Canada and the UAE. More on the about page.
See it running
The same platform, wherever you put it.
Where it sits changes. What your engineers get back does not.
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Where to go next.
The platform in full
Capabilities, the three stages, and the screens engineers work in.
Platform overview
How we compare
Where it sits next to monitoring suites, log analytics and cloud AIOps.
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Telco case study
Network observability in a large multi-vendor carrier infrastructure.
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