Apple Silicon / MLX single node
MLX with mlx-community/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct-4bit; embeddings via BAAI/bge-m3. Offered for Community, Pilot, Trial, Enterprise.
Free Community Edition
Community Edition gives builders a real Srasta deployment: private inference, admin basics, governance basics, memory, governed tools, and audit evidence. Certified today: Apple Silicon / MLX single node.
Community is free for single-node adoption. Trial unlocks the full platform for 30 days. Paid pilots add founder-led deployment scoping, enterprise evidence, and production support.
Community path
This support matrix is generated from Srasta Catalog's certified-cell authority, so public claims track what operators can certify and sell.
MLX with mlx-community/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct-4bit; embeddings via BAAI/bge-m3. Offered for Community, Pilot, Trial, Enterprise.
Start Community
We email the license key, then you run the same Srasta installer. The license keeps the deployment inside the Community boundary while still using the real Srasta-Agent, Discovery, Admin, inference, and audit path.
What is included
It is the real Srasta core platform on one node, with enterprise deployment features gated until a customer needs paid support, certified topology, or production guarantees.
What Srasta learns
Community deployments help Srasta certify real hardware, improve install quality, prioritize roadmap demand, and identify where users need Enterprise.
Install stage, OS, arch, RAM, disk, accelerator family, selected runtime, model/catalog ID, health status, error category, feature counts, and upgrade-interest events.
Prompts, responses, documents, file names, embeddings, retrieved context, secrets, audit-log payloads, end-user identities, and customer business data.
When to upgrade
Optional founder-led help to evaluate one workflow, with scope and success criteria agreed before paid work begins.
A supported business deployment, with updates, responsibilities, and pricing defined in your agreement.
Discuss additional environments, integration needs, and contractual support requirements before planning a rollout.