Cloud & Deployment Shapes
What trade-offs exist between managed and self-hosted Catalyst deployments?
There are clear operational and architectural trade-offs between managed and self-hosted Diagrid Catalyst deployments. Managed deployments transfer routine day-to-day operational overhead like scheduled patch updates, capacity scaling, and ongoing platform upkeep to Diagrid, while self-hosted options let teams retain full infrastructure control and integrate with existing internal Dapr-based cloud tooling stacks. Self-hosted setups require internal engineering teams to own ongoing workload capacity tuning and consistent operational maintenance.
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