Integration approach

EKO is cloud-agnostic and integrates with existing runtimes and model providers across AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, hybrid, and on-prem environments. Teams usually start with high-risk workflows, then expand coverage.

Deployment models

Run EKO as a managed service for speed or self-host for private-network and strict residency requirements.

Choose based on security and operations constraints

Cloud and infrastructure fit

Adopt EKO without replatforming core systems. Integrate with your existing cloud, cluster, identity, and deployment tooling.

Designed for heterogeneous enterprise stacks

Control points

Insert EKO checks before response generation and before tool or API execution paths.

High leverage with minimal architecture change

Identity and tenancy

Pass tenant and actor context so policy, approvals, and logs are scoped correctly.

Required for enterprise accountability

Operational rollout

Start in observe mode, tune policy, then move to enforced mode for selected flows.

Safer adoption path for production systems

Evidence and exports

Define what evidence is required per workflow and where audit exports need to land.

Align with compliance and review processes

Success criteria

Measure blocked risky actions, approval turnaround time, and audit-readiness metrics.

Track outcomes, not only infrastructure uptime

Need a migration plan?

Share your current stack and governance targets. We can map a phased integration plan with low disruption and clear success milestones.

Common objections, direct answers

Enterprise teams usually ask these questions first. EKO is designed to address them without requiring a full platform rewrite.

"Will this force a replatform?"

No. EKO integrates at control points in your existing runtime and tool execution paths.

"Are we locked to one cloud?"

No. EKO supports AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, hybrid, and on-prem deployment models.

"Can governance slow product velocity?"

EKO is designed for phased rollout: observe, tune, then enforce for high-risk flows first.

"How do we trust policy changes?"

Policy lifecycle controls, approvals, and replay/shadow checks are used before promotion.

"How do we defend decisions in audit?"

Immutable evidence bundles and exportable governance records support review and investigation.

"Can we start small?"

Yes. Teams can deploy a baseline profile and add modules as governance maturity increases.