Clever Cloud Airgap
For environments where security leaves no room for error
Airgap: the cloud without internet dependency
Clever Cloud AirGap is an isolated version of our platform, designed to operate without exposure to the public network. It allows you to deploy, monitor, and scale your applications in a fully controlled environment — without relying on the Internet — while maintaining the power and simplicity of the Clever Cloud model. You remain in control of your data flows, internal policies, and updates, with a high level of automation and reliability.
That’s exactly what Clever Cloud AirGap delivers: a controlled cloud environment, integrated into your infrastructures, and completely independent from the Internet.
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01 Complete isolation, fully controlled by your teams
AirGap operates without Internet access in production. Updates are planned, validated, and executed under your supervision, within a strictly secured framework. You define the pace and scope of each evolution.
0202 Seamless operational continuity
You benefit from the same mechanisms as on Clever Cloud: automated deployment, integrated monitoring, version management, and observability. Your teams keep their usual practices, without having to reinvent their tools or processes.
0303 Simplified compliance
AirGap naturally fits into your compliance or certification processes. The traceability of updates, action logging, and operational transparency simplify audits and strengthen proof of compliance with your internal or external authorities.
0404 A solution ready for the Edge and isolated sites
AirGap can be deployed just as easily in a datacenter as on local infrastructures or remote sites. This flexibility ensures service continuity, even in disconnected or low-connectivity environments.
A European approach to digital security

Clever Cloud AirGap was born from a simple conviction: security and performance should never be at odds.
Our mission is to offer organizations a modern, efficient, and sustainable operating model while ensuring their strategic autonomy.By hosting the Clever Cloud Control Plane on your own infrastructure, you retain full sovereignty over your data, processes, and technological choices.
No dependency on an imposed ecosystem, no proprietary lock-in — AirGap adapts to your environment, not the other way around.Q&A – Clever Cloud AirGap
Does AirGap really operate without Internet access?
Yes. In normal operation, the environment is completely isolated. Only updates — scheduled and controlled — require a temporary connection, validated by your teams.Can AirGap be installed on an existing infrastructure?
Yes. AirGap integrates seamlessly into your current environments — internal datacenter, private cloud, or industrial site. No specific hardware is required.What are the main benefits of this solution?
It provides total independence, enhanced security, and simplified compliance. You enjoy the same performance as on Clever Cloud, with smooth integration into your infrastructures and genuine European strategic autonomy.What security guarantees does AirGap offer?
AirGap ensures complete isolation, outbound flow control, and comprehensive traceability of operations. Update procedures follow strict, reproducible, and auditable protocols.Is it compatible with our internal compliance policies?
Yes. AirGap has been designed to meet the most demanding regulatory frameworks and internal policies, while simplifying the production of compliance evidence.Do we receive support during deployment?
Yes. The Clever Cloud teams assist with setup, configuration, and update planning, working directly with your security and operations teams.BlogNEWS
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