What runs in your account, and what Exalt runs.
Exalt Reserve
Exalt Reserve is the Exalt platform deployed into your own AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud account, the arrangement often called bring your own cloud. Exalt also runs a management plane outside your account. It holds no customer content.
Inside your account
- Models, retrieval, agents, and monitoring
- Open models, self-hosted: Llama, Mistral, Qwen, Gemma, and DeepSeek.
- Data, models, vector stores, and credentials stay in your environment.
- Identity, networking, and logging stay on your side. This is not an Exalt-hosted shared service.
- The audit log, kept in your account.
- Data is encrypted at rest and in transit.
Exalt's management plane sits outside your account, and it holds no customer content.
Each part, in detail
- Private accessPeople reach it only from your private network, then sign in with your own identity provider.
- ModelsOpen models, self-hosted in your account, by default. Which models run, and whether a use case also uses an outside AI service, is decided with you.
- Audit logQuestions, answers, sources shown and admin actions, recorded with who and when, in your account.
- Cloud billExalt bills for its software. You pay your cloud provider directly for the infrastructure.
- Security reviewHow the install is packaged, encryption keys, and regions are available to your security team on request.
Bring your architecture questions.
A first conversation with your cloud and security teams about the account Reserve would run in.