Episode 18: Deploying Agentic Applications: From Multi-Tenant to "SaaS Anywhere"
In today's session, we're unpacking one of the most critical questions for modern AI companies: How do you actually deploy agentic applications? Join us as we break down how agentic systems will be deployed at scale, what changes SaaS companies must prepare for, and what the future of agent-driven architectures looks like.
Timestamps
00:00Welcome to Agentic SaaS Talks Episode 1803:10Why SaaS Deployment Got Complicated10:25Enterprise Requirements: Compliance, Cost, Security & Latency17:40Common Real-World Patterns: Observability & Security Vendors22:55BYOC, BYOA, On-Prem & Hybrid Deployment Models30:45Three SaaS Deployment Patterns (Armen's Framework)37:05Cloud-Native Tools to Support SaaS Distribution (AWS Focus)45:20Control Plane vs Application Plane: Why Control Planes Matter52:40What Is Control Plane as a Service? (Omnistrate Deep Dive)1:00:10Future of Agentic Systems, Multi-Data Access & Closing ThoughtsRelated Episodes
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