On-site product

Atlas Fabric Node

A rack-mount appliance that holds a company’s internal information fabric. Selected records, controlled access, and approved tools on top, with data staying on the local network.

Commissioned for the site it serves. It sits on the local network between existing records and the tools people already use.

Product visualization of the Atlas Fabric Node: a 19-inch rack tray holding two compact compute modules, with Atlas Fabric on the faceplate.
Two compute bays in a 19-inch, one-unit-class tray.

What it is

Rack-mount on-site foundation

A 19-inch, one-unit-class tray with two compact compute bays. It sits between organizational information and the tools employees already use. The interface can change. The foundation stays.

Internal fabric for enterprise data

Indexes, relates, and serves selected operational information on site. Existing systems of record can remain. Approved AI, engineering, or workspace apps work against the same foundation.

Local traffic, separate administration

Day-to-day use stays on the site network. Administration is a separate plane, so operational traffic does not depend on a path to the public internet.

What’s included

Fabric Node

One compute bay, the commissioned software image, and the information fabric for that site.

Fabric Node with on-site archive

Both bays: the fabric node plus durable on-site storage in the second bay, when the site needs a local archive separate from the node disk.

Who it’s for

Customer or plant IT

Plant or office IT racks the node on the local network. On-site staff handle power, rack space, and cabling. The node is administered as a remote appliance.

MSP partner

A managed service partner can rack and operate the node for a customer. Atlas provides the commissioned image and support.