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Andrew Storms, our VP of Security at Replicated, has seen firsthand how the push for innovation often clashes with enterprise security expectations. In this blog, he explores why self-hosted AI solutions are becoming a necessity, how they address key security concerns, and what AI startups can do to successfully navigate this evolving landscape. 

We'll be at #humanX2025 in Vegas March 10 - 13th: come find us at booth 804! We're excited to chat with old friends and new looking for the best ways to distribute their #ai applications into secure, self-hosted environments. Let us know if we'll see you there 👋

Happy Valentine's Day, everyone! #helm love is in the air 💖💖💖

For smaller AI companies looking to sell into the enterprise software space—whether using an open-source API or proprietary technology—offering a self-hosted (customer-managed) version of your application will soon be non-negotiable for security-conscious ISVs. In everyday life, people may not worry about the AI models they use storing questions about dinner ideas or weekend plans. But using these tools for business-related tasks? That’s where security concerns escalate. Read more about our predictions for the future of Enterprise AI 👇

✨ Replicated Feature Highlight: The Proxy Registry ✨ Do you have a private image registry, but don't want to expose your credentials to end-customers? The Replicated Proxy Registry enables secure pull-through access to your application's private images from registries like Docker Hub or Amazon ECR without exposing credentials to customers. It works with existing image build and deployment processes and leverages customer licenses from the Replicated Vendor Portal. Learn more in our docs: https://lnkd.in/g6d_geSB

Unless you have years of experience working with #helm, its flexibility can make it difficult to decipher the best way to set up your charts. To help with this, Diamon Wiggins, Staff Engineer at Replicated, outlines Helm Best Practices specifically for ISVs deploying into self-hosted customer environments. In this blog, he describes best practices for templating essential properties.

Between varying operating systems, network configurations, and security requirements, ensuring a smooth installation of your self-hosted applications often becomes a major challenge. Our Embedded Cluster is here to simplify and streamline the process, enabling software vendors to deliver Kubernetes-based applications effortlessly, regardless of the customer’s technical expertise or infrastructure.

We’re excited to announce the General Availability (GA) of the Replicated SDK! The Replicated SDK is a #Helm chart that is installed as a small service alongside your application, providing access to a ton of valuable Replicated Platform functionality like: -> Automatic Operational Telemetry -> Naming or tagging instances programmatically -> Collecting custom metrics from online or air-gapped instances -> Delivering and checking customer license entitlements in real-time, including license expirations -> Alerting customers when new application versions are available for upgrade

For Replicated, 2024 was a year of innovation. From the GA release of Embedded Cluster to seeing exciting adoption of our Compatibility Matrix, it’s remarkable to look back and see everything that’s changed. Join Amber Alston, VP of Product, as she reviews some of the key product highlights of 2024 and provides a sneak peek on what’s to come in the first few months of this year.

We learned so much from Alex Parker's conversation with Tom Kraljevic at RepliCon last week - his team at H2O.ai is using our Embedded Cluster to deploy their AI appliance. Watch the recording 👇