DEPLOYMENT
Run Olive where your enterprise requires.
Olive supports three deployment modalities so organizations can start quickly and move toward greater control as requirements demand it.
The short answer
Most organizations start with Olive SaaS or a hybrid private data plane. Fully customer-hosted deployment is available for the most regulated environments.
What matters in practice.
Enterprise AI decisions depend on context, not just the name of a model.
Olive SaaS
Fastest path; Olive hosts the platform
Hybrid
Sensitive telemetry stays in your cloud; aggregates reach Olive
Customer-hosted
All services run in your AWS, Azure or GCP environment
Progressive trust
Move between modes as confidence grows
IN PRACTICE
How the idea applies to enterprise work.
Start fast
Olive SaaS is recommended for startups and mid-market teams that want to begin observing AI spend within days.
Keep sensitive telemetry in place
In the hybrid model, collectors and sensitive data stay inside the customer cloud; only normalized aggregates reach the Olive control plane.
Meet regulatory requirements
Fully customer-hosted deployment supports private networking, customer-managed keys and regional data residency.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Deployment, explained.
Which deployment model do most enterprises choose?
A hybrid private data plane is the recommended default for enterprises: sensitive telemetry stays in the customer cloud while normalized aggregates reach Olive.
Can we move between deployment models later?
Yes. Organizations typically start with SaaS or hybrid and move to customer-hosted deployment as requirements or scale demand it.
Does customer-hosted deployment support our existing cloud provider?
Yes. Customer-hosted deployment supports AWS, Azure and GCP with customer-managed keys and regional storage.
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