Kaidera Infrastructure
Deployment and connection model
How the turnkey Kaidera Infrastructure team is instantiated, connected to customer environments and moved through controlled deployment.
Derived from the tool-agnostic KOS-Infra methodology and public service brief. Customer architecture and product choices are assessed per engagement.
Turnkey delivery on Kaidera OS
Kaidera Infrastructure is delivered as a turnkey project on the Kaidera OS runtime. Activation instantiates the named AI worker team, its project memory and its deterministic operating fleet. Kaidera uses its internally built harness for this service; the service method remains model-independent inside that controlled runtime.
The customer boundary
The customer identifies authorized owners, connects approved environments and sets decision rights. The service does not take uncontrolled access to an estate. Credentials, roles, network paths, escalation contacts and approval scopes are established before operational actions begin.
Credential custody and break glass
Credentials are held through approved secret-management and identity paths rather than project notes or general files. Privileged access is least-privilege and time-bounded where possible. A tested break-glass process ensures the customer can regain access without depending on one person, one AI worker or one external service.
Everything as code
Target state, policy, delivery workflows and repeatable operations are represented as versioned code or structured configuration wherever practical. Plans are reviewable, execution is attributable and environments can be reproduced or recovered without relying on undocumented console changes.
Portable platform boundary
The core architecture uses standard compute, open interfaces and upstream open-source components so it can run across AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, other providers or bare metal. Customer-selected managed services can be integrated as function choices, but they do not become unacknowledged core dependencies.
Deployment waves
Implementation is sequenced by dependency and risk. Foundation controls such as identity, access, network, secrets, inventory, backup and evidence come before dependent application or self-service layers. Each wave has entry criteria, rollback readiness, acceptance checks and an accountable approver.
Environment validation
Before the team enters Run, it verifies connectivity, identity, policy enforcement, observability, alert routing, backups, restore paths, change records and the agreed service objectives. A deployment is not complete while a critical postcondition remains unproven.
Handover into Run
The as-built architecture, current inventory, operating procedures, known risks, escalation model, support contacts and evidence locations are confirmed at handover. The same AI team remains responsible, so deployment context does not disappear when operations begin.
Kaidera Infrastructure
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Review the public service page for the executive overview, or contact the team with your estate shape, accountable sponsor and first target outcome.