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LAiR

A self-hosted private AI infrastructure and process-automation platform for Kubernetes, combining local model serving, a chat interface and workflow automation on the operator's own hardware.

LAiR

LAiR is a private AI infrastructure and process-automation platform deployed on Kubernetes. Its default architecture is fully self-hosted, running language models with Ollama on the operator's own GPU hardware and providing a chat interface through OpenWebUI, so documents, code and other data stay under the deploying organization's control.

It can run entirely on a local network or on-premises server for full data sovereignty, or in a datacenter or cloud environment where, if no GPU is available, it can fall back to external LLM providers, with European providers recommended for GDPR compliance. It also includes automation tooling built with n8n on top of the same infrastructure.

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