NatusAI Draco: a managed place for every application to run

Draco is planned to connect hosting, deployment, networking, capacity and monitoring with the applications they serve, so your operations team sees what was released, where it runs and how healthy it is.

One operational picture per application: release, environment and health together.
Incidents understood in context and routed through agreed authority and recovery policies.
Runs where you choose: your data centre, a sovereign cloud or hybrid.

Book an executive briefing What you can use today

Glowing server towers on a cliff linked by an arc of light to a second island: applications running and connected

What it does for the business

Know what is running, where, and how well

When an incident hits, teams lose time working out which release, which server and which owner is involved. Draco is designed to keep that context attached to every application.

Deployments

Deliver applications and keep “released” separate from “healthy”, so a release is never mistaken for success.

Environment

Networking, domains, certificates and capacity managed as part of each application’s context.

Monitoring

Runtime and infrastructure signals brought into one view of application health.

Two operators in a control room following a live trend on screen (illustrative image) — Your infrastructure, your operations team, one picture of every application.

Honest status

What you can use today, and what is on the roadmap

We separate what is proven from what is coming, and label both. NatusAI Draco is on our roadmap.

What you can use today

Deployment planning in every engagement: where the application runs, who operates it and how it is monitored.
Applications delivered into your environment, including standard IT hardware.
Support and operating responsibilities agreed per engagement.

What’s on the roadmap

Roadmap

Draco as a product for deployments, environments and monitoring.
One server first: the planned NatusAI Cygnus first release runs on one server; multi-server failover comes later.
Registered, pre-authorised remediation with independent rollback.

How it connects

Draco runs every NatusAI application and the platform itself. NatusAI Gemini keeps its recovery points, and NatusAI Orion shows the operational picture next to each request.

For your technical team

Scope: infrastructure, application environments, networking, domains, certificates, capacity and operational monitoring, tied to the affected application and release.
No promise of a particular cloud, region, uptime level, availability guarantee or automatic repair service.
The customer’s hosting environment and the product’s supported runtime profile are separate questions; support and operating responsibilities are confirmed per deployment.
Planned Cygnus v1 profiles: embedded, development and production single-server. Cluster deployment, multi-node failover and distributed execution are later scope.
Production observability with declared service objectives; canary and rollback under independent control; rolling schema, contract and backend deployment on one server.

Control by design

How NatusAI Draco de-risks AI

Sovereignty, governance and security at NatusAI

Ownership

Your infrastructure and your choice of location, with no dependency on one cloud.

Evidence

A release outcome and the health observed afterwards are recorded separately.

Human review

Only registered, pre-authorised actions can change a running system.

Recovery

Every application is linked to its recovery plan in NatusAI Gemini.

Related delivered work

Where a managed place to run matters

Where our team has applied this capability on the engine behind our client projects, and where it is shown in live demos or reference scenarios. NatusAI Draco is how we are turning it into a product.