What is Kindo Self-Managed?

  • Updated on Apr 19, 2025
  • Published on Apr 17, 2025
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Kindo Self-Managed

This section contains information on how to install, deploy, and configure Self-Managed Kindo. Self Managed Kindo is a version of Kindo designed to be fully deployed and managed by an organization within their self-managed compute environment. With self-managed Kindo, enterprises can ensure the following:

  • Designed for Cloud, On-Prem, and Hybrid Infrastructures: Deployed via Kubernetes Helm Chart, Self-Managed Kindo is designed to be flexible in how it is deployed and operated. It is designed to be deployed in cloud-managed Kubernetes environments (e.g.: AWS EKS), on-prem Kubernetes instances, and hybrid managed Kubernetes services such as OpenShift and Rancher. In the future we we will even support Self-Managed Kindo into airgapped environments.

  • Operate within Compliant Infrastructure: With Self-Managed Kindo, the Kindo platform can be deployed into protected environments where infrastructure is already pre-configured per Governance and Regulatory Compliance (GRC) requirements. This can be invaluable for allowing Kindo to interact with data under regulations such as PCI-DSS and GDPR.

  • Full data privacy: With Self-Managed Kindo only your organization has access to the audit logs, metrics, and usage patterns generated by Kindo and its users.