What Is Vendor-Managed Dedicated Infrastructure?
In this model, the SaaS vendor hosts a separate instance of their product for each customer, running on isolated infrastructure within the vendor’s cloud account. It’s ideal for:- Customers who want data and compute isolation
- Regulated industries needing tenant-level segmentation
- High-throughput or high-security use cases
- Enterprise accounts that prefer not to share infrastructure with other tenants
How LocalOps Helps
LocalOps lets you scale dedicated deployments efficiently by treating each customer environment as a managed, versioned unit:- Per-customer isolation: Each environment has its own VPC, compute pool, and databases—ensuring no cross-tenant exposure.
- Automated provisioning: Environments are created from standardized templates, minimizing time-to-launch and manual effort.
- Lifecycle management: Easily handle upgrades, patching, and decommissioning across many customer environments.
- Regional customization: Choose cloud regions based on customer preferences or compliance requirements.
- Operational visibility: Monitor, log, and manage each customer stack independently with built-in observability.
Common Use Cases
- Premium enterprise plans with dedicated infrastructure promises
- Customers requiring enhanced performance guarantees
- Deployment blueprints customized per vertical (e.g. finance, healthcare)
- SaaS vendors transitioning toward hybrid or regulated markets
Outcome
With LocalOps, offering dedicated infrastructure becomes a repeatable process—not a custom project. You can scale to dozens or hundreds of isolated environments, each tuned to a customer’s needs, while maintaining centralized control and automation. This approach improves customer trust, unlocks new market segments, and reduces churn risk—without bloating your DevOps team.Overall steps to spin up a single tenant environment
- Sign up for LocalOps account
- Create and connect your AWS/other cloud account
- Spin up a dedicated environment per customer
- Deploy services that are part of your software and link their GitHub repo and branch
- Test the setup
- Repeat steps 3–5 as you onboard new customers or release updates
Sign up
Sign up for LocalOps at https://console.localops.co/signupConnect your cloud account
Connect your cloud account to LocalOps to provision isolated customer environments in your own infrastructure. Refer to Connect cloud account guideSpin up a dedicated environment
Create a separate environment for each customer. Each environment gets its own VPC, compute pool, and databases. To spin up a new environment, refer to this guide — Create environmentDeploy services
For each service in your software, create a service and deploy it in the customer environment.- To create a new service, refer to Create service guide
- To make deployments on the service, refer to Deploy service guide
- Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each service in your app — app, workers, web, etc.