Enterprise Deployment

Choose the deployment model that fits your security review

Run the data plane in your own cloud, let Postman operate it, or split the two. The endpoint your applications call stays the same.

  1. You choose where each runs
    1. Control planeConfiguration and policy definitions
    2. Data planeWhere traffic is enforced
  2. Your upstreamsLLMs, MCP servers, and APIs
Self-hosted in your VPC, hosted by Postman, or hybrid: the endpoint your applications call stays the same.
3
deployment models
Same
endpoint in every model
Same
policies, brokering, and observability

The problem

Security reviews often rule out SaaS-only gateways, especially when agents need to reach private APIs and credentials must not leave your environment.

How it works

Fabric separates a control plane (configuration and policy definitions) from a data plane (the traffic path where enforcement happens). You decide where each one runs.

What you get

Self-hosted in your VPC

Run the data plane inside your own Kubernetes cluster or VM fleet.

Postman-hosted

Let Postman operate it for you with regional data planes.

Hybrid

Control plane managed by Postman; data plane stays in your cloud.

Bring every AI interaction under control

Connect your first model, MCP server or internal API and apply consistent governance from one gateway.

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