Server Appliances
Corellium offers two on-premises hardware options: the Server Appliance, described on this page, and the Desktop Appliance. Both run the same Corellium Atlas software platform. The main differences are performance and scale, and the Server Appliance scales further than the Desktop Appliance.
On-premises appliances are designed for customers who require dedicated hardware, want full control over networking (both ingress and egress), and wish to operate entirely offline or air-gapped. The Corellium Atlas software platform integrates with cloud and on-premises SSO authentication systems, and supports multi-factor authentication.
Technical Requirements
On-premises appliances require significantly more technical resources than a Corellium-managed cloud solution. Your team needs a high level of system administration skill, including Linux-level networking experience. Because you control networking, you may be required to work with your internal networking, firewall, and other IT teams to get the appliances online and operating, depending on your experience and your organization's requirements.
Server Appliance
The Server Appliance is a 2U rackmount system based on the NVIDIA Grace Superchip. It can operate as a standalone unit, or be clustered with additional Server Appliances to form a scalable cluster. The Server Appliance ships preconfigured, with Corellium software already installed.
Although it is effectively a generic server, purchase of the Corellium-supplied server is required because the Corellium software is highly sensitive to minor hardware configuration details. The details of the current server configuration are periodically updated as lower-cost or higher-performance options become available. Subscriptions maintain compatibility with older versions of the server for the expected server lifetime. Customers with older servers will be notified should new servers with substantively higher performance become available.
The Server Appliance is available in two configurations, each defined by a subscription.
Server 60-Core Subscription
The Server 60-Core Subscription configures the Server Appliance to provide 60 usable cores. It can be upgraded to a Server 120-Core Subscription.
Server 120-Core Subscription
The Server 120-Core Subscription configures the Server Appliance to provide 120 usable cores. Scale beyond 120 cores by clustering additional Server Appliances and subscriptions.
If you're interested in an on-premises solution, please contact us to discuss your infrastructure and solution requirements.