Bring your own
Every dependency Streamtime needs has a default, so a trial needs none of these. Each can be swapped for what your organization already runs. Most are set during first-time setup and can be changed later in Settings.
| What | Default | Bring your own | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure | A Kubernetes cluster Streamtime creates in your cloud account | Your own Kubernetes cluster, or your own virtual machines | Infrastructure |
| Sign-in | Streamtime identity, built in | Any OIDC identity provider | Identity providers |
| Private connection | — | Tailscale, another tunnel, or your own network | Connectivity |
| Gateway certificate | Generated from the Streamtime CA | Your own certificate | Gateway certificate |
| DNS and fleet certificates | Streamtime Managed | Your DNS zone (AWS Route53, Cloudflare, GoDaddy), or records you manage | DNS & certificates |
| Secrets | Built-in secret store | HashiCorp Vault | Secrets |
| Container images | Public registries, cached inside each fleet | A private mirror registry | Container registry |
| Charts and packages | Streamtime’s package catalog | Your own Helm repositories and packages | Packages |
| Observability | Streamtime’s own dashboards, metrics and logs | A copy to Datadog, Grafana Cloud or New Relic | Bring Your Own Observability |
| Alert destinations | Alerts in the console | Slack, PagerDuty or a webhook | Alert channels |
| — | Your SMTP server | ||
| AI models | — | OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, or a model you host | AI models |
| Durable Executor | Built in | Streamtime Managed, or a Temporal service you run | Durable Executor |
How these fit together: Architecture.