Hermes Hub deployment

How do I deploy Hermes Hub for a private tenant?

Deploy Hermes Hub for a private tenant by defining the operating boundary first, then provisioning the tenant runtime, storage, managed secrets, policies, schedules, and verification path inside that boundary. Bewize positions Hermes Hub as the control plane for hosted Hermes Agent runtimes; exact host and model choices remain deployment decisions.

A practical private-tenant sequence

Use an explicit operating checklist rather than treating deployment as a single installer command.

Choose the host boundary

Identify the private cloud or data-center environment and who owns runtime operations.

Provision tenant controls

Define tenant identity, workspace, storage, access state, policy, and managed credential scope.

Verify operations

Check lifecycle, schedules, run evidence, releases, and rollback ownership before rollout.

Deployment references

Private Hermes Hub deployment FAQ

Does private deployment automatically mean self-hosted model hosting?
No. Runtime and control-plane placement are separate from model hosting. Treat model hosting as an architecture choice for the deployment.
What should be verified before a tenant goes live?
Verify tenant identity, runtime boundaries, storage, managed secrets, policies, schedules, run evidence, release procedures, and rollback ownership.
Does Bewize make a blanket compliance guarantee?
No. Bewize describes concrete operating controls and does not make unsupported security, privacy, or compliance guarantees.

Plan a private tenant deployment

Discuss the host boundary, tenant controls, runtime lifecycle, and verification evidence for Hermes Hub.

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