Hybrid Cloud Reliability Architecture
Combine public or private cloud orchestration with customer VPC, edge, endpoint, and on-prem execution. Zof supports hybrid topologies designed for segmented enterprises—not a single forced cloud path.
Multi-surface execution
Customer-controlled boundaries
Outbound-only patterns supported
Unified governance and audit
Public cloud + local execution
Hybrid models place planning and control where policy allows while execution runs close to applications in VPCs, plants, branches, or desktops.
- -Cloud velocity for graph and orchestration
- -Local proof for segmented apps
- -Consistent capsule and approval model
- -Designed for regulated buyers
Customer VPC execution
Runners in your VPC validate internal services without inbound access from Zof. Connectivity is outbound and policy-controlled when present.
Hybrid execution architecture
Cloud orchestration with distributed local execution fleets.
- -Aligns with enterprise cloud landing zones
- -Pairs with private cloud control planes
- -Evidence stays VPC-local by default
- -Gateway verifies signed capsules
Endpoint execution
Endpoint agents cover desktop, VDI, and legacy UI flows that cannot run in cluster or cloud sandboxes.
- -Outbound registration model
- -Capability targeting per agent
- -Local capture and redaction
- -Complements API and browser tests
Multi-region execution
Distributed fleets can target regions and segments based on System Graph context and release scope.
- -Per-region policies
- -Latency-aware runner placement
- -Metadata aggregation where approved
- -No requirement for single global execution zone
Enterprise segmentation
DMZs, enclaves, OT networks, and admin VLANs each receive runners and policies matched to risk—not one-size-fits-all SaaS execution.
- -Per-segment gateways
- -Conservative pilots for air-gap-adjacent zones
- -Manual capsule import where needed
- -Expand after security sign-off
Secure orchestration
Central orchestration schedules fleets, attaches graph context, and enforces approvals before capsules reach any execution surface.
Distributed testing fleets
Multiple fleets orchestrated from a central control plane.
- -Unified audit across surfaces
- -Role-based access and SSO
- -Human remediation gates
- -Integration with CI/CD and ITSM
Distributed execution fleets
Testing and remediation fleets span surfaces while sharing policies and evidence taxonomy.
- -Fleet inventory and health
- -Targeted regression after changes
- -Cross-fleet telemetry correlation
- -Governed remediation loops
Hybrid use cases
Common patterns include cloud-native cores with on-prem ERP, retail branches, manufacturing plants, and SOC-isolated tooling.
- -Cloud migration with local validation
- -Regulated industry hybrid estates
- -M&A integration programs
- -Zero-trust segmented apps
Governance across hybrid estates
Policies travel with capsules; evidence modes are set per environment. Procurement and security teams get one model with flexible placement.
- -Local-only, sanitized, metadata egress modes
- -Retention per jurisdiction
- -No overclaim of certifications
- -Architecture review before production
Plan your hybrid topology
Inventory segments, connectivity rules, and applications. Pilot one surface, then expand with shared governance.
- -Book deployment topology walkthrough
- -Share segmentation diagram
- -Define pilot success metrics
- -Phase rollout with audit gates
Private cloud questions
Answers for cloud architecture and security reviewers.
Discuss secure deployment with Zof
Review segmentation, capsule governance, and runner placement with teams who support regulated enterprises.
