Deployment model
A managed local appliance, not a public SaaS tenant.
BlackBox Node is planned for client-controlled appliance deployments on approved hardware, with ASP.NET Core hosted through Kestrel, local HTTPS, and managed operating practices.
Hardware direction
Apple Silicon appliance targets
The Mac appliance direction includes Apple Silicon Mac Mini, Mac Studio, or similar approved hardware sized for the client's model, storage, and usage needs.
Runtime hosting
ASP.NET Core through Kestrel
The local web experience is expected to run through ASP.NET Core and Kestrel, with local HTTPS and network exposure reviewed during deployment planning.
Managed operations
Supportable startup, updates, and maintenance
macOS launchd startup, signed installer packaging, offline update support, backup planning, and model maintenance remain explicit deployment topics.
Deployment path
The deployment conversation starts with control, not a hosted signup.
The public site explains the high-level managed deployment path while leaving environment-specific implementation to the deployment engagement.
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Assess environment
Review data sensitivity, users, source systems, hardware fit, and network boundaries.
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Prepare appliance
Select approved Apple Silicon hardware and install the BlackBox Node runtime stack.
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Bind local access
Configure Kestrel, local HTTPS, startup service, and local access patterns.
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04
Connect sources
Enable approved read-only connectors and indexing schedules.
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Validate permissions
Confirm roles, matters, client boundaries, audit events, and support runbooks.
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Operate and maintain
Plan model updates, backups, support cadence, and offline update procedures.
Public website boundary
This site explains the product. It is not the appliance.
This public website is product information only. Do not submit confidential client, patient, case, investigation, regulated, or commercially sensitive data through the public website.