Announcement: Roboflow On-Prem

Roboflow, which provides a SaaS platform widely used by Fortune 100 companies, is expanding its self-hosting capabilities to meet legal, compliance, and data residency requirements for customers in sensitive industries. Currently, most users utilize Roboflow's cloud-hosted dataset management while training and deployment can be self-hosted to keep sensitive data local. Roboflow plans to offer a fully self-hosted platform running on a Kubernetes environment, allowing it to be cloud and hardware agnostic, which will benefit enterprises needing FedRAMP compliance or specific data residency. To support this, Roboflow announced Supashim, an open-source project that enables self-hosting Firebase projects by using Supabase, which is still in development. This expansion aims to cater to organizations managing computer vision projects that require stringent security measures.