Deploy applications to AWS GovCloud, Azure Government and heterogeneous on-prem platforms from a single on-premises control plane, with one pipeline and one audit trail inside your boundary.
Government application portfolios don't live in one place. Some workloads sit in AWS GovCloud, some in Azure Government, and some on the VMware cluster in the basement that isn't going anywhere. UniQ Deployment is a single deployment platform, HOSTED IN YOUR OWN ENCLAVE, that pushes applications to all of them with one pipeline definition, one approval gate and one audit trail, whichever cloud or cluster catches the workload.
Every agency that runs two clouds runs two deployment processes and keeps two sets of screenshots at audit time. Hosting the control plane in your own enclave collapses that: one place where releases are defined, approved and logged, with the evidence trail accumulating on hardware you control rather than scattered across vendor consoles.
We deliver it like everything else we ship: sized to your portfolio, quoted line-by-line and staged so it arrives running. Deployment targets are added as connections rather than re-platforming projects. AWS GovCloud and Azure Government are first-class targets, with on-prem clusters beside them.
▪Control plane hosted on YOUR hardware, inside your boundary
▪AWS GovCloud and Azure Government as first-class targets
▪Heterogeneous on-prem: VMware, Kubernetes and bare metal
▪One approval gate and one audit trail across all of it
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The platform
UniQ Deployment, in depth
In this section
GovCloud + Azure Government
AWS GovCloud and Azure Government are first-class targets: pipeline definitions address them natively, per-environment credentials are vaulted in the enclave-hosted plane, and deployments push out from your boundary rather than a SaaS reaching in. Promotion is region-aware, so releases move from dev to prod without leaving the government regions.
The two government hyperscaler environments exist for the same reason agencies split across them: AWS GovCloud and Azure Government are isolated regions operated for US government workloads, each carrying its own authorizations from the hyperscaler. Most portfolios end up in both, because one program standardizes on one and an inherited system arrives on the other. A control plane that treats both as peers means the split stops mattering operationally.
▪AWS GovCloud and Azure Government as first-class targets
▪Push-out architecture with no inbound SaaS hooks into your accounts
▪Per-environment credentials vaulted in-enclave
▪Region-aware promotion from dev to prod without leaving the gov regions
VMware, Kubernetes (any conformant distribution) and bare metal are addressed through the same pipeline grammar as the clouds: the same manifests and the same approvals, with a different destination. The legacy cluster is a peer target like any other.
Most deployment tooling treats on-premises platforms as an afterthought, which quietly forces re-platforming projects nobody budgeted. UniQ Deployment joins existing platforms as they are: virtual machines on the VMware cluster, containers on Kubernetes, and roll-outs to the bare-metal systems that never virtualized. None of them has to be re-platformed to join the pipeline.
▪VMware and Kubernetes targets beside the clouds
▪Bare-metal roll-outs for the systems that never virtualized
▪Same manifests, same approvals, different destination
Applications are built once and promoted through defined environments, so the same artifact moves from development to test to production whatever the destination platform. Approvals are explicit human gates: releases move when a person says so, rollbacks are first-class, and every action is attributed and timestamped.
Promotion is the discipline that makes deployments auditable. Rebuilding software for each environment makes "what exactly is in production?" unanswerable. With promotion, one artifact is verified once and carried forward, and each environment gate records who approved the move and when. A one-step rollback to the last known-good release turns a bad deploy from an incident into a log entry.
▪One pipeline definition per application, every target
▪Explicit approval gates: releases move when a human says so
The control plane is on-premises: release history, approvals, artifacts and logs accumulate inside your accreditation boundary, and there is no vendor cloud to accredit. By construction, the architecture supports NIST SP 800-53 / 800-171-aligned control implementations, including audit, least privilege and separation of duties.
At assessment time that means the evidence already exists in one place: an attributed, timestamped record of every release across every platform, held on your hardware and exportable in formats assessors can consume. Deploy history never leaves your boundary because it never had anywhere else to live.
▪Deploy history and approvals never leave your boundary
▪NIST-aligned control implementation: audit, least privilege and separation of duties
Delivered running; GovCloud/Azure Gov/on-prem targets connected with your teams.
4 · Operate & sustain
Upgrades, new targets and support under one partner.
Questions
UniQ Deployment: common questions
▪Is this a SaaS?
No. The control plane runs on your hardware inside your boundary, and we size, deliver and sustain it.
▪Which targets are supported?
AWS GovCloud and Azure Government natively, plus VMware, Kubernetes and bare metal on-prem; additional platforms are scoped per engagement.
▪Does it replace our CI?
It can sit downstream of your existing build system (consuming artifacts) or run the full path; most agencies start downstream.
▪How does it help at audit time?
One attributed, timestamped record of every release across every platform, held inside your boundary and exportable for assessors.
▪FedRAMP?
FedRAMP applies to cloud services offered to agencies; UniQ Deployment is delivered as on-premises software on your hardware, so it rides your existing authorization path rather than a FedRAMP boundary. The gov-cloud REGIONS it deploys to carry their own authorizations from the hyperscalers.
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