Run-Anywhere Operations
What are the architectural trade-offs of using Catalyst for agent workloads in a hybrid vs. air-gapped environment?
In hybrid environments, Catalyst leverages a centralized control plane for state management and policy distribution, simplifying operations. Air-gapped setups require a fully distributed control plane with local replicas, increasing infrastructure overhead but offering complete data sovereignty. Both architectures support the same agent frameworks and durable execution guarantees; choose based on compliance needs and operational capacity.
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