Running autonomous coding agents in your own EU tenant so no code leaves — a plan to poke holes in
CommonMinimum587 · reddit · 2026-11-04
A developer outlines a coding-agent setup with a hard rule that code, prompts and model calls never leave their EU tenant: an open-weights coder model on self-hosted vLLM GPUs for routine tickets plus a frontier model via an EU-region endpoint in their own cloud account; everything in their VPC, no vendor SaaS; Orq AI's software factory (self-hosted) as the control layer wiring backlog, repos and CI/CD with approved-model and per-agent permissions; tests/docs autonomous, anything touching prod gated by approvals. Open questions: whether Orq's approved-models list can point at a self-hosted vLLM endpoint, and whether a frontier model in an EU region still counts as 'nothing leaves' legally since the provider processes it.
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