Self-Hosted Claude Environments on Your Own Infrastructure with Obot: A Live Demo and Deep Dive

Craig Galik and Donnie Adams from Obot demonstrate how to run self-hosted Claude environments on your own Kubernetes infrastructure, giving organizations full control over sessions, networking, secrets, and audit logging while preserving the native Claude experience. The session covers architecture, configuration, and real-world use cases for automated software workflows.

■ Self-Hosted Claude Environments
- Overview of self-hosted Claude environments built on Anthropic's hosted environment feature
- Running sessions behind your own firewall with full OS-level and network control
- Obot acting as gateway middleware for session authorization, profiles, and policies
■ Live Demo and Configuration
- Agent Substrate (Google) as the base layer for launching isolated sandboxed sessions
- LLM gateway and MCP gateway integration for audit logging and model switching
- Secrets management, managed settings, and web access controls per environment
- Per-user access profiles, cloud MCP permissions, and restricted environment comparisons
- Audit logs tracking outbound requests, blocked calls (403 responses), and session activity
■ Automated Software Factory Use Cases
- Scheduled tasks triggered by GitHub issue labels to auto-fix bugs and open pull requests
- Daily tech update tasks pulling changes from MCP-based projects and posting to Slack
- Layered workflow stages (review, QA) using GitHub project boards as a mini software factory
■ Governance and Future Direction
- Balancing security policies across sandbox isolation, network controls, and data classification
- Integrating AI into the management layer for insights across sessions, interactions, and vulnerabilities
- Access path: Obot 0.27 release notes, blog post, and documentation for Kubernetes setup

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