Private Agents

Run pipelines in your network.

Install a Private Agent on your Linux host to reach the source and destination. It connects outbound to PipePilot while batch records and runtime credentials stay in your runtime during execution.

Customer network boundary Workflow illustration
Customer network
Private source
Private Agent
Destination
Outbound control

Core capabilities

Customer network

Place the Agent where approved routes can reach both endpoints.

Outbound control

Enrollment, health, jobs and aggregate progress use outbound control-plane communication.

Host evidence

CPU, memory, disk and runtime measurements help administrators review current capacity.

Workflow

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Enroll, verify and assign.

Install and enroll the Agent, verify its health, then select it on both compatible connections. A Private Agent does not bridge to managed Compute.

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Linux installation packages

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Workspace-scoped enrollment

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Same Agent for both endpoints

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Separate runtimes when Agents share a host

Configuration and runtime evidence stay attached to the workflow.

Workflow

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Connect a private database to a public warehouse.

The Agent reads the private source and writes to the public destination from your host. The public destination does not move execution to PipePilot infrastructure.

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Credentials loaded only for the job

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Aggregate status and checkpoints returned

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Customer-managed host capacity

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Updates drain affected work first

Configuration and runtime evidence stay attached to the workflow.

Next step

Plan your data workflow.

Share your source, destination and network needs. We will confirm the supported workflow and prerequisites.

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