Cloud Architecture
A composable, multi-cloud infrastructure built to process organisational signals at enterprise scale. Data shapes and metadata patterns flow through five services, each doing what it does best.
Infrastructure Layer
Railway
FastAPI orchestration layer — coordinates pipeline execution and cross-cloud operations.
Modal
Serverless compute for intensive pattern discovery, archetype clustering, and simulation.
Cloudflare
DNS security and R2 object storage for intelligence artefacts and behavioural metadata.
Hugging Face
ML training and knowledge repository — large parquet datasets for behavioural embedding.
PostgreSQL (Neon)
Serverless database for transactional data, simulation results, and archetype metadata.
Behavioural Intelligence Pipeline
Data Ingestion
CSV or telemetry streams into Railway API endpoints. Raw usage data is normalised and validated.
Pattern Discovery
Modal serverless functions execute clustering algorithms to identify behavioural archetypes — no pre-defined categories.
Knowledge Storage
Cloudflare R2 stores intelligence artefacts. Hugging Face hosts parquet datasets for ML training and embedding generation.
Insight Delivery
PostgreSQL persists archetype metadata and simulation results. Railway API serves insights to dashboards.
Why This Architecture
Elastic Scalability
Process telemetry from 10 users or 10,000 — serverless compute scales without infrastructure overhead.
Composable Services
Each cloud service handles what it does best — no monolithic architecture forcing compromises.
Resilient Design
Graceful degradation across regions. If one service has issues, the platform continues delivering.
What's Operational Today
Security & Compliance
- ✓ End-to-end encryption in transit and at rest
- ✓ Role-based access control across all services
- ✓ Complete audit logging for data access
- → SOC 2 Type II — infrastructure partners compliant
Performance
- ✓ Full pipeline: upload CSV → results in ~7 minutes
- ✓ Sub-second API response times
- ✓ Automated health monitoring
- → Multi-region failover — coming soon