Agent operations, built on open Rust
ADK-Rust Enterprise is the operating layer for teams moving Rust-native agents into governed environments—without replacing the open framework beneath them.
Create a workspace in the managed console, or request an evaluation when you need a self-hosted architecture or a guided rollout.
Operating model
ADK-Rust Enterprise system map
Workload
Agent service
Workload
Realtime session
Control plane
/managed/v1
Environment
Network · identity
Runtime
Sessions · streams
Evidence
State · activity
The workload lifecycle
The control plane keeps the decisions around a workload connected instead of scattering them across scripts, consoles, and runbooks.
Package an ADK-Rust workload with its runtime, tools, policies, and environment requirements.
Promote a reviewed workload into an environment through the managed control-plane contract.
Run sessions and streaming workloads with identity, credentials, and deployment state in view.
Keep approvals, runtime activity, and operational evidence connected to the deployed agent.
Choose the ownership boundary
Managed cloud
Use the Zavora-operated console to create a workspace and manage agents, environments, sessions, credentials, and operational evidence.
Start here when
You want to validate an operating model without first owning the control-plane installation and upgrade path.
Self-hosted
Explore this path when network, identity, infrastructure, or data requirements make a customer-operated environment the right architecture.
Start here when
Your team is ready to review topology, supported integrations, install assumptions, upgrades, and support responsibilities together.
The managed console is available directly. Self-hosted packaging remains a scoped engagement so topology, upgrades, support, and data boundaries can be agreed explicitly.
Foundation
ADK-Rust
Govern without closing the system
Enterprise adds an operating boundary around ADK-Rust projects. It does not introduce a proprietary authoring language. Interoperability remains capability-specific and is verified during evaluation.
Define who can operate environments and workloads.
Keep runtime secrets attached to the operating environment.
Bring deployment decisions and runtime activity into one operating story.
MCP · A2A · ACP · AWP — where the deployed capability supports them
A useful first conversation
What does the agent do, and how does it run today?
Where must identity, network, data, and credentials live?
Which operational responsibilities should your team retain?
Scoped evaluation
We will map its runtime, deployment, governance, and ownership requirements to the appropriate Enterprise path before discussing commercial packaging.