Managed, customer cloud, or sovereign — choosing your FlyttGo deployment mode

Every serious platform conversation opens with the same question: where does this actually run? For FlyttGo customers we recognize three credible answers, each with its own cost, control, and compliance profile. Here is how to pick.

FlyttGo-managed — the fastest path to production

Managed SaaS on FlyttGo infrastructure. We operate the platform layer end-to-end — patching, scaling, incident response — and you work against tenant-scoped APIs. Typical time to production is 60–90 days. Teams without a dedicated platform SRE benefit most.

• Region-aware hosting in the EU by default; MENA and AF regions on request.
• FlyttGo 24/7 SOC coverage; incidents flow into your deployment portal.
• Configuration-level customisation; deeper extension points on the managed roadmap.

Customer cloud — BYO AWS, Azure, or GCP

For enterprises with existing cloud commitments and internal security teams. FlyttGo modules deploy as infrastructure-as-code inside your tenancy, integrated with your IAM, SIEM, and key-management systems. Time to production is 75–120 days and most of that is security review + IAM integration.

Sovereign datacenter — public-sector procurement

For ministries, national agencies, and regulated operators requiring sovereign hosting. FlyttGo installs inside certified national datacenters with full air-gap options and national key management. Expect 120–180 days — procurement and datacenter enablement dominate the critical path, not the platform itself.

Decision matrix

If your primary constraints are speed and operational capacity, start managed. If you have an existing cloud tenancy and strong security team, customer cloud keeps control where it already is. If jurisdiction or sovereignty makes hosting location non-negotiable, sovereign is the only option — and we design the programme around that constraint, not despite it.