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Understand what your team owns when it operates more of a system. Compare runtime control, access rules, capacity, recovery, metering, and the operational work that continues after deployment.

Understand what your team owns when it operates more of a system. Compare runtime control, access rules, capacity, recovery, metering, and the operational work that continues after deployment.

Name the responsibilities you accept

Running a component directly creates an ongoing operational relationship with it. Review updates, secrets, capacity, monitoring, backups, and recovery before deciding where it should live. Keep a clear inventory of the services still supplied by other organizations.

Use the guides here to connect model hosting, infrastructure choices, and API access. Trace what happens during an outage or a revoked credential. A hosting plan becomes easier to evaluate when it includes the people, records, and procedures needed to restore a useful service and verify that it is behaving correctly.

Continue with the Self Hosted Tech Stacks API guide, or explore the complete stack atlas to connect this topic with the rest of the system.

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