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Cloud-managed and self-hosted deployment options for Basirah.

2 min read · For: Admins · ~30 minutes · Updated Mar 22, 2026 · Edit

Basirah is available as a cloud-managed service or as a self-hosted deployment in your own infrastructure.

Cloud vs self-hosted

AspectCloud-managedSelf-hosted
HostingManaged by SynodicianYour infrastructure
UpdatesAutomatic, zero-downtimeYou control the rollout schedule
Data residencySynodician-managed infrastructureYour network boundary
SSO/IdPConfigured via dashboardConfigured during setup
Compliance scopingSynodician handles infra controlsYour team owns infra controls
SLA99.9% uptimeDepends on your ops
Which option?

Cloud is the fastest path to production. Choose self-hosted if your security policy requires data to stay within your network boundary, or if you need full control over upgrade timing.

Networking requirements

Basirah needs outbound HTTPS (port 443) to communicate with scanner APIs and ticketing systems. Allow outbound traffic to the vendor endpoints for whichever integrations you’ve enabled.

If you’re using bidirectional ticket sync (Jira, ServiceNow), Basirah also needs an inbound HTTPS endpoint reachable by your ticketing system’s webhook infrastructure.

Self-hosted deployment

Self-hosted installations are delivered as container images. Your account team will provide deployment guides, infrastructure requirements, and configuration details specific to your environment.

Getting started with self-hosted

Contact your Synodician account team or reach out to sales for self-hosted deployment documentation, sizing guidance, and configuration support.