Customer-managed deployment
Run Fueld in your own cloud account or on premises, aligned to your internal controls, security policy, and data handling standards.
Deployment
Choose the operating model that fits your control boundary.
Fueld is positioned for teams that need a dedicated environment. That means you choose how the platform is run, where it is hosted, and who is responsible for day-to-day operations.
Dedicated managed infrastructure
Ask for help with the operational side while keeping the deployment dedicated to your business, not merged into a multi-tenant environment.
Region-aware hosting
Select a preferred geography to match customer requirements, jurisdictional expectations, or internal policy decisions.
Clear access boundary
The public commercial stance is simple: no shared customer data loop, and no platform access beyond the support and licensing model you explicitly approve.
Operations
How a release happens, and what we commit to.
Dedicated deployment is only worth having if the operational model behind it is disciplined. This is what running Fueld looks like day to day.
Blue-green releases, health-gated
A new version starts in an idle slot while the current one keeps serving. It only receives traffic after its own health check passes; if the check fails the release is abandoned and the running slot is left untouched.
Automatic rollback on a failed start
A deploy that cannot start, or that fails its health window, stops there. The old version keeps serving. Nobody has to be awake to unwind a bad release.
99.9% uptime SLO on managed hosting
Roughly 43 minutes of unplanned downtime a month. Releases are health-gated and automatically abandoned if they do not come up clean, so routine deployment is not a source of unplanned downtime.
Your data stays in your deployment
One instance per customer, not a shared pool. Backups, restores and access are scoped to a single tenant, which is also why a restore of one customer can never touch another.