Government and sovereign environments
Deployment Environments
Compare the node tiers that let Capacitas coordinate shared demand without hiding differences in control, location, operation, and evidence.
Node model
Three relationships. One qualification discipline.
| Node tier | Physical relationship | Best-fit use | Required evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacitas Sovereign Node | Capacitas controls site/facility and hardware through ownership or equivalent durable rights. | Higher-trust or sensitive workloads where applicable requirements permit. | Site, hardware, software, workload, and validation dossiers. |
| Federated Secure Node | Partner or affiliate owns the site; Capacitas has dedicated secure space and durable operating rights. | Enterprise, regulated, and federated workloads by policy. | Controlled boundary, access, baseline, local operations, and contractual evidence. |
| Partner Cloud Node | Third-party cloud or colocation with contractual and technical controls. | Elastic/general workloads and overflow when customer rules permit. | Provider, region, service, dependency, support, and trust records. |
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CONTROL
PLANESOVEREIGN NODESECURE NODEPARTNER CLOUDMISSION EDGE
Environment
Network overview
A coordinated service across distinct operating boundaries.
- Normalize resource and trust metadata
- Keep local operating constraints authoritative
- Place only eligible work
- Meter delivery and preserve evidence
CONTROL
PLANESOVEREIGN NODESECURE NODEPARTNER CLOUDMISSION EDGE
Environment
Capacitas Sovereign Node
Capacitas-controlled site and hardware through ownership or equivalent durable rights.
- Highest physical and operational control tier
- Site, hardware, software, and workload dossiers
- Designed for higher-trust workloads where requirements permit
- Authorization remains scope-specific
CONTROL
PLANESOVEREIGN NODESECURE NODEPARTNER CLOUDMISSION EDGE
Environment
Federated Secure Node
A partner-owned site with dedicated secure space and durable Capacitas operating rights.
- Controlled-area boundary and access rights
- Qualified hardware and software baseline
- Enterprise, regulated, and federated workloads by policy
- Local responsibilities remain explicit
CONTROL
PLANESOVEREIGN NODESECURE NODEPARTNER CLOUDMISSION EDGE
Environment
Partner Cloud Node
Third-party cloud or colocation capacity governed through contractual and technical controls.
- Elastic and general capacity
- Provider-specific availability and dependencies
- Overflow only when customer and workload rules permit
- No implied equivalence to controlled nodes
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