Local workloads
Run Virtual Machines and Containers locally. Fully disconnected Neverinstall Virtual Desktops deployments use a local Management Console. Review private AI and identity dependencies for each site.
Run department applications on servers you control.
Give departments separate networks, permissions and capacity on a locally managed platform. Test the workloads and offline operation your sites require before expanding.
Each department runs its own systems.
Department applications often sit on separate servers, each with its own administrators, patch cycle and records. Checking who changed what means asking each team.
Separate department access and responsibilities.
Agree on which actions department administrators can perform and which remain with the central infrastructure team.
Servers you control
Local administrationWithin your environment
Manages
Department A
Own networks
Own permissions
Assigned capacity
Department B
Own networks
Own permissions
Assigned capacity
- Department accounts
Own networks, permissions and capacity limits
- Administration
Infrastructure and records managed locally
- Disconnected sites
Local operation, identity and signed updates reviewed in the pilot
- Hardware
Supported x86 and arm64 servers, checked before installation
Roles on one platform.
Department administrators
Grant each group a role on the whole department, or on a single Virtual Machine, bucket or secret.
Application operators
Operators reach Virtual Machines on private subnets through a bastion. Each session shows who opened it and what it connects to.
Security officers
Generate encryption keys on the platform, or import keys you already hold, for databases, storage and signing.
Central infrastructure team
Schedule backups of the platform, control plane, department data and registry, each with its own retention.
Define local administration and support.
Support and approval
Agree on how local teams receive signed updates and support. Your accreditation authority reviews the architecture, procedures and resulting evidence.
Records an accreditor can check.
Administrator and service-account actions land in the Audit Trail, with the resource, the result and the source address.
Audit Trail
Filter by action, result and time, and export the records for review.
SIEM export
Send audit events to your collector as CEF over syslog, with TLS.
Secret rotation
Set a rotation period for each secret and key. Each rotation appears in the Audit Trail.
Test department separation and offline operation.
Start with one workload and a second test department environment.
Department permissions
Verify networks, quotas and permissions from both accounts. Check administrator actions in the Audit Trail.
For accreditation
An access matrix and sample records showing the administrator, action and resource.
Offline maintenance
Run required workloads and apply a signed update without internet access. Check local identity and support procedures.
For accreditation
A local runbook and update results for the exact workloads and management configuration tested.
Deployment approval
List untested workloads and gaps against acceptance criteria before expanding.
For accreditation
Unresolved requirements with a resolution and approval owner for each site.
Related
- Model checking exposed failures in cloud recoveryA June 2026 review with TLA+ models produced 14 correctness findings. The models exposed recovery failures and changed how retries and completion checks work.
- Infrastructure modernizationMove local infrastructure onto one platform in stages.
- Neverinstall Private CloudReview the architecture, capabilities and installation model.
- Trust and Help CenterReview our current controls, attestations and supporting evidence.
Questions from public-sector teams.
Can we use our existing servers?
Yes. Neverinstall Private Cloud runs on x86 and arm64 servers back to 2012, with mixed nodes in one cluster and internal disks, a SAN or both. Our engineers size the cluster for the workloads in scope.
How small can the deployment be?
One node runs workloads without high availability. Two nodes form a 1+1 pair. Three or more nodes give full high availability. The hardware review sets failure and recovery targets for your workloads.
Which workloads can run offline?
Virtual Machines and Containers support local operation without internet access.
Neverinstall Virtual Desktops can use a local Management Console for fully disconnected deployments. Review private AI, identity, updates and support requirements for the configuration you need.
How are offline updates and support handled?
Your team applies signed offline update bundles. Agree on local support procedures and any approved remote access before rollout. You control and can revoke remote support access.
How are departments kept apart?
Each department has its own Tenant Networks, permissions and quotas. Disks use keys held in the tenant’s vault, with support for your own keys. Test separation and administrator records during the pilot.
Can we move VMware workloads?
Yes. The migration pipeline reads vCenter inventory, imports VMDK and VHDX disks and prepares VirtIO drivers. Test a sample of department workloads before planning production cutovers.
How do you support accreditation?
Our engineers provide deployment architecture, control details and current supporting documents. Your accreditation authority reviews the configured environment and decides whether it meets the program’s requirements.
Do you hold FedRAMP authorization?
No. Neverinstall is SOC 2 Type II attested and ISO 27001 certified. Discuss any required authorization with our team before selecting a deployment.
Plan your department deployment.
Tell us the workloads, department boundaries and disconnected sites in scope. We will review local operations and plan the pilot.