Deployment · On-Prem · Hybrid · Private Cloud

Not everything moved to the cloud. Reveille watches what stayed.

Plenty of Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Intelligent Document Processing (IDP), and automation still runs in your own data center — or straddles on-prem and cloud in a hybrid estate. Reveille runs there: agentless Windows .NET observability deployed inside your perimeter, with collectors that bridge the on-prem/cloud boundary and content that never has to leave your walls. Independent of every platform vendor. Deployment-agnostic by choice.

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Agentless · zero footprint On-prem · Hybrid · Private cloud Data stays in your perimeter
At a glance · On-prem, hybrid & private cloud

Content Observability that runs in your environment — the facts.

  • Architecture
    Agentless — zero footprint, nothing installed on your content servers
  • Platform
    Microsoft .NET on Windows Server; runs as VMs under major hypervisors
  • Databases
    SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL; MongoDB for high-volume User Analytics
  • Topology
    Central or distributed; collectors bridge on-prem ↔ cloud boundaries
  • Containers
    Collector sidecars on RedHat OpenShift — OCI-compatible Windows/Linux
  • Security
    FIPS-compliant AES-256, SAML 2.0 SSO, SSL/TLS 1.3 on Windows Server 2022/2025
  • Data residency
    Deploy fully inside your perimeter — content and credentials stay in your environment
  • Independence
    Independent of every platform vendor; one layer across on-prem, hybrid, and private cloud
How it deploys

One observability layer, across your boundary.

Reveille deploys centrally or distributed, entirely on-premises or spanning a hybrid estate. Collectors sit next to your content and carry the signal back to the Reveille server — compressed and encrypted over TLS, with an optional client-side certificate — whether the server sits in your data center, a private cloud, or across the boundary.

ON-PREMISES NETWORK PERIMETER PRIVATE OR PUBLIC CLOUD Users & content apps Reveille collectors Reveille server on Windows VM Splunk & SIEM Event & security integration ServiceNow Incident tickets SNMP & Windows Event Log Infrastructure signal Your databases SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL TLS
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Fully on-premises

Reveille server and collectors run entirely inside your data center on Windows Server — agentless, zero-footprint, with content and credentials never leaving your perimeter.

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Hybrid estate

Collectors on one side of the boundary, the Reveille server on the other. Collectors send data compressed and encrypted over TLS with an optional client-side certificate — one view across on-prem and cloud.

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Private cloud

Run Reveille in your private cloud, with collector sidecars on RedHat OpenShift or Kubernetes using OCI-compatible images — the same observability layer, inside infrastructure you control.

Built for your environment

Reveille runs in the infrastructure you already control.

Reveille doesn’t require you to move anything to a vendor cloud to get observability. It deploys inside the environment you already operate — and keeps the content-layer signal there.

Runs in your data center

A Microsoft .NET application on Windows Server, on-premises or as Windows VMs under the major hypervisor environments, using standard or non-standard ports.

Your databases

SQL Server, Oracle, and PostgreSQL for the Reveille databases; MongoDB for high-volume User Analytics packet and message retention.

Spans the boundary

Collectors send data compressed and encrypted over an HTTP/HTTPS TLS session with an optional client-side certificate, bridging on-prem and cloud.

Private cloud & containersContainers

Collector sidecars on RedHat OpenShift and Kubernetes using Windows or Linux OCI-compatible images, inside infrastructure you operate.

Data stays in your perimeterResidency

Agentless, zero-footprint collection, and a local collector credential store keeps application user IDs and passwords off any remote server.

Enterprise integrations

Splunk, ServiceNow, PagerDuty, SNMP v1/v2/v3, Windows Event Log, and SIEM tooling, plus 170+ REST API methods over OAuth 2.

Independent by structure

Your content, your walls — and a record you control.

Deployment-agnostic by choice. On-prem, hybrid, or private cloud, Reveille is the only observability layer not built, sold, or operated by the platforms it measures. Platform SLA is not workflow SLA — and your vendor can’t grade their own homework.

Other ways to deploy

Same observability layer, every environment.

AWS EC2, RDS, S3, CloudWatch, SNS Microsoft Azure SQL, Monitor, Sentinel, Blob Google Cloud Cloud SQL, Storage, Logging
Questions

Reveille on-prem & hybrid — answered.

Can Reveille run entirely on-premises?
Yes. Reveille is a Microsoft .NET application that runs on Windows Server, on-premises or as Windows VMs under the major hypervisor environments. It is agentless, with full Content Observability capability inside your own data center.
Does Reveille support hybrid deployments?
Yes. You can run Reveille collectors on-premises with the Reveille server in a cloud or private cloud, or the reverse. Collectors bridge the boundary, sending data compressed and optionally encrypted over an HTTP/HTTPS TLS session with an optional client-side certificate, giving you one observability layer across the whole estate.
Does my content or data leave my network with Reveille?
No. Reveille can be deployed entirely inside your perimeter. It is agentless and uses passive, zero-footprint collection, and a Reveille platform collector can use a local credential store so application user IDs and passwords are never sent to a remote server. Content and credentials stay in your environment.
Which databases does Reveille support on-premises?
Reveille and Reveille User Analytics support Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and PostgreSQL for the Reveille databases. Reveille User Analytics also supports MongoDB for high-volume HTTP/TCP packet retention.
Can Reveille run in a private cloud or on OpenShift?
Yes. Reveille collectors run as Windows or Linux OCI-compatible sidecar containers, with RedHat OpenShift a certified target (alongside Amazon EKS and Azure AKS). The Reveille Platform server itself runs on a Windows VM rather than in a container, because of third-party ECM/IDP system API dependencies.
Is Reveille agentless?
Yes. Reveille is a zero-footprint management application. It does not change the state of, or maintain a persistent connection to, the target ECM/IDP system, and nothing is installed on your content servers.
How does Reveille secure an on-premises deployment?
Reveille encrypts all application credentials with a FIPS-compliant AES symmetric algorithm using a 256-bit key, supports SAML 2.0 single sign-on certified with Azure Entra ID, Okta, and Ping Identity, and supports SSL/TLS 1.3 on Windows Server 2022 and 2025. The Reveille REST APIs support OAuth 2 authorization across 170+ methods.

The content layer is where your business runs. Reveille makes sure it holds.

See Content Observability running in the infrastructure you already control — on-prem, hybrid, or private cloud.

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