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Private & On-Prem LLM Deployment

We stand up production-grade language models inside your perimeter: on your hardware, in your VPC, or in an air-gapped room. Your prompts, documents and outputs never touch a third-party API.

Llama · Mistral · Qwen · GemmavLLM / TGI / TritonAir-gapped readySSO + RBAC
LIVEimgori://svc-private-llm
0 bytesprompt data sent to public APIs
4–8 wkstypical pilot-to-production window
OpenAI-compatibleAPI, so existing apps port over
99.9%availability target for HA builds
The problem

Why teams bring us in

Public AI APIs are fast to try and hard to approve. Legal wants data residency, security wants an audit trail, and finance wants a bill that doesn't grow with every token. A private deployment answers all three, as long as it is built to production standards from day one.

We start with the question that decides everything else: what will people actually ask the model to do? Drafting, summarization, extraction and search each favour different model sizes, context lengths and hardware. We benchmark three to five candidate models on a set of your real tasks, then size the hardware to hit your latency target at expected peak load, with headroom for growth.

What we do
  • Model selection: benchmarked against your own tasks, not leaderboard scores
  • Serving stack: vLLM or TensorRT-LLM behind an OpenAI-compatible API your teams already know
  • Retrieval (RAG): connected to SharePoint, Confluence, S3 or your DMS with permission-aware search
  • Access control: SSO, per-team quotas, prompt and response logging to your SIEM
  • Hardening: network isolation, secrets management, signed model artifacts
Who it's for

Teams that get the most from this service

For

Security-first enterprises

Your security review has blocked public AI APIs, but the business still wants AI assistants and automation.

For

Teams with sensitive IP

Source code, research, pricing models or M&A documents that should never be sent to a third party.

For

Organizations with idle GPUs

You already own hardware from an earlier ML push and want to put it to productive use.

How we approach it

Four phases, each with a sign-off.

The production build is designed to look like any other internal service your platform team already runs. Models sit behind an OpenAI-compatible gateway, so existing applications and SDKs work unchanged. Every request is authenticated through your identity provider, rate-limited per team, and logged to your SIEM with the prompt, response, model version and latency. Nothing about the system depends on Imgori once it is handed over.

PhaseWhat happensYou receive
DiscoveryWorkloads, data sensitivity, hardware inventory, latency targetsArchitecture decision record
PilotOne model, one use case, real users behind SSOWorking endpoint + eval report
ProductionHA serving, autoscaling, monitoring, runbooksSigned-off production cluster
HandoverTraining for your platform team, on-call playbooksDocs + recorded sessions
Deliverables

What you keep when we're done.

Deliverable 01

Private inference endpoint

OpenAI-compatible API running on your infrastructure, with keys and quotas per team.

Deliverable 02

Evaluation harness

A test suite built from your real questions so you can compare models and catch regressions.

Deliverable 03

Operations runbook

Scaling, patching, model upgrades and incident steps your team can follow without us.

Technology

Tools we use

Chosen per client. We work with what your team already runs wherever it makes sense.

vLLMTensorRT-LLMTriton Inference ServerText Generation InferenceLlamaMistralQwenGemmaKubernetesNVIDIA GPU OperatorQdrant / pgvectorKeycloak / Entra ID / Okta
FAQ

Questions about Private & On-Prem LLM Deployment

How long does a first deployment take?

A pilot with one model and one use case is usually live in three to five weeks from kickoff. A production build with high availability, monitoring and security controls typically takes another four to eight weeks, depending on your change-management process.

What hardware do we need?

It depends on the model and traffic. A 7–8B parameter model can serve a department on a single L4 or L40S. A 70B model for company-wide use typically needs two to four H100s or equivalent. The assessment gives you exact sizing and a bill of materials.

Can it work fully offline?

Yes. We package model weights, containers and dependencies for air-gapped installation, verify checksums on arrival, and document an offline update process.

Will quality match hosted models?

For most business tasks, current open-weight models perform on par with leading hosted models, especially when combined with retrieval over your documents. We measure this on your tasks before you commit, and we tell you plainly if a task is not a good fit.

Next step

Talk to an engineer about Private & On-Prem LLM Deployment.

A 45-minute call with an engineer, not a sales script. You'll leave with a rough architecture, a cost range and the next three steps.