Question 1

Does CenterOS AI require a cloud connection to function?

Accepted Answer

No. CenterOS was architected from day one to run inference, models, and all associated data entirely inside your control perimeter. In the sovereign on-premises deployment model, the AI layer runs on your own GPUs with no outbound dependency — including fully air-gapped environments. This is a foundational architectural decision, not a configuration option added after the fact.

Question 2

How does CenterOS satisfy APRA CPS 230 and RBNZ outsourcing requirements?

Accepted Answer

CenterOS generates continuous, system-level control evidence automatically — field-level audit on every asset, every change, and every AI recommendation. This means the evidence an auditor or regulator needs exists in the platform at all times, not assembled in the weeks before a review. CenterOS is designed to support the specific obligations in APRA CPS 230, CPS 234, and RBNZ outsourcing rules. Customers should validate the platform against their specific regulatory requirements with qualified legal and compliance advisors.

Question 3

We're running on spreadsheets and a legacy DCIM. How disruptive is migration?

Accepted Answer

CenterOS includes legacy migration tooling built from real-world transitions off spreadsheets, NetBox, and incumbent DCIM platforms. The SaaS deployment model is designed for teams to be productive within a week, and the data model is mature enough that existing asset records, capacity data, and monitoring integrations migrate without a rip-and-replace engagement. We run a paid proof-of-concept program specifically to prove value before a full commitment.

Question 4

Is CenterOS suitable for colocation operators managing multiple customer environments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Multi-tenancy is first-class in the CenterOS data model — not a wrapper applied after the fact. Colocation operators can manage customer environments with full data isolation, per-tenant capacity visibility, SLA-driven change management, and customer-facing reporting. The platform is in production with regional colo operators in ANZ today.

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