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Sandboxed proof pattern
Customer-owned AI infrastructure and data residency proof pattern
This pattern shows how Folium can design AI systems around customer control: where data lives, which runtime executes work, how audit records are kept, and how the customer can exit or restore the system.
Situation
A business wants AI capability, but private records, regulated-adjacent workflows, data residency needs, vendor lock-in, hidden telemetry, and restore responsibility create risk.
Folium move
Create a customer-owned infrastructure map covering private services, databases, runtime placement, audit custody, backup/restore, monitoring, portability, support ownership, and provider-exit paths.
What gets tested
Data residency boundaries, source custody, logging custody, local/private/hybrid model routing, backup evidence, restore drills, support ownership, export paths, and fallback behavior.
What stays protected
Private topology, credentials, customer records, provider contracts, private model names, private datasets, and live operational access remain outside public proof.
Proof route
The pattern turns broad capability into reviewable operating steps.
Each lane keeps the same discipline: name the work, expose the route, test the boundary, package the record, and choose the next controlled move.
- 01 Classify custody Name which records, sources, logs, outputs, and audit trails must remain customer-controlled.
- 02 Place runtime Compare cloud, private endpoint, local, open-source, commercial, and hybrid execution routes by risk, cost, latency, privacy, and supportability.
- 03 Design ownership Map backups, restore drills, monitoring, alerts, access boundaries, support owners, exports, and portability requirements.
- 04 Prove continuity Run restore checks, fallback tests, data-boundary review, audit-record review, and exit-path walkthroughs.
- 05 Handoff Deliver ownership records, known limits, support paths, provider-exit notes, and customer-controlled operating documentation.
Signals
What a reviewer should be able to see.
Data location clarity
The system states where sensitive data, logs, sources, and outputs live.
Runtime ownership
Model and workflow placement is chosen by business risk, not vendor default.
Exit readiness
The customer has a path to export, restore, migrate, or retire the system.
Public boundary
This proof pattern describes customer-owned infrastructure and data residency planning. It does not expose private topology, credentials, customer records, provider contracts, private model names, private datasets, or live operational access.
Start here
Use the proof pattern to choose one controlled first move.
The broad capability surface stays visible, while the first build remains narrow enough to verify.