# Hangar

> Hangar is the execution platform for AI in Australia. Build your application once. Hangar runs it on hosted capacity in AWS Sydney (ap-southeast-2) today, and inside your own environment from 2027, within the limits you set. Every job ends in a certificate signed by TALOS Defence that anyone can verify offline.

Hangar is a TALOS Defence product. Site: https://gethangar.au/. This file describes Hangar for AI agents and assistants. Every public page on gethangar.au is open to crawlers and agents.

## What Hangar does

- One contract. Your release runs the same on hosted capacity today and inside a customer's environment from 2027.
- Every job has a certificate. TALOS Warrant keeps the job within its limits, and TALOS Defence signs the certificate when the job ends.
- No project per customer. Deployment, update and support are the platform's work, not yours.

TALOS Warrant is the part of Hangar that enforces limits. It applies the limits before the job and keeps the job within them, and TALOS Defence signs the certificate when the job ends. A job is one execution of an application within limits. The certificate is the signed record the job ends in, and it verifies offline.

## From application to return

1. Supply. You bring your application and its data.
2. Place. Your organisation chooses where each job happens: hosted capacity in Sydney, or your own environment from 2027.
3. Approve. Your organisation sets the limits and chooses who approves a new image.
4. Start. Start a job from the web, the command line or the API.
5. Run. TALOS Warrant, the part of Hangar that enforces limits, applies the limits before the job and keeps the job within them.
6. Certificate. You receive the output files and a certificate signed for that job. Anyone can verify it offline.
7. Update. A new image of your application starts only when your policy admits it.

## Who controls what

- Your organisation: Where each job happens, which images may start, the limits of each job, and the data each job may read.
- The vendor: The vendor's application and each image of the application. A new image starts only when your policy allows the image.
- Hangar: The execution platform, hosted capacity in Sydney and the signed certificate. TALOS Defence operates it.

## Two forms

Run your application on Australian capacity. Choose where each job happens. Your organisation chooses where each job happens.

- Capacity. Hosted in Sydney: NVIDIA H100 and CPU capacity in AWS Sydney (ap-southeast-2). Customer-controlled, from 2027: Your organisation's own AWS account in ap-southeast-2.
- Platform. Hosted in Sydney: TALOS Defence operates and supports Hangar. Customer-controlled, from 2027: TALOS Defence licenses and supports Hangar. Your people, TALOS Defence or a partner operate it.
- Application. Hosted in Sydney: The vendor maintains its release. Customer-controlled, from 2027: The vendor maintains the same release.
- Approval and limits. Hosted in Sydney: Your organisation's policy sets the limits of every job. Customer-controlled, from 2027: Your organisation approves each release and sets its limits in its own environment.
- Data. Hosted in Sydney: Stays in Australia. Your outputs come back to you. Customer-controlled, from 2027: Stays in your environment, under your organisation's access control.
- Certificates signed by. Hosted in Sydney: TALOS Defence keys. Customer-controlled, from 2027: Your organisation's keys.
- Charging. Hosted in Sydney: Per hour and per vCPU-hour, including GST. Customer-controlled, from 2027: A licence and support. Your organisation pays for its own capacity.

## When something goes wrong

- A tag points at new bytes: Hangar runs each image by its digest. A new digest under the same tag starts only when your policy admits it.
- A job connects to a destination its limits do not allow: Hangar refuses the connection and records the refusal on the job's certificate.
- An instance stops during a job: The certificate records the interruption. The certificate never shows a job as succeeded when its instance was lost.

## From one job to your own environment

01. Managed GPU jobs: Book hours on an NVIDIA H100 in Sydney. The job starts on the minute and ends in a signed certificate.
02. CPU runs from code: Start a CPU job on demand from the command line or the API, with the same certificate.
03. Your own environment: The same release runs inside the customer's own environment from 2027, with the same limits and the same signed certificate.

## Hosted capacity

CPU capacity in AWS Sydney is on demand.

Nights of H100 capacity appear on the home page when they are scheduled.

## Prices

All prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.

- H100, by the hour: A$34.95 per hour. Your release runs on one NVIDIA H100 in AWS Sydney. Book whole hours ahead, from one hour, or start a job now and pay by the started minute while the block's instance is free.
- Trainium2, by the minute: A$9.99 per hour. Your release runs on one AWS Trainium2 in AWS Melbourne, on a fresh instance for your organisation alone. Billed by the started minute from prepaid credit.
- The whole night, your jobs only: A$595.00 per night. Only your jobs use the H100 that night: 24 hours, 22:30 to 22:30 Melbourne time.
- CPU, by the vCPU-hour: A$0.12 per vCPU-hour. Your release runs on a fresh CPU instance in AWS Sydney, for agent and data work. The job starts when you start it. A$5.00 minimum.

## How to start a first job

1. Sign in at https://gethangar.au/login with your work email. Hangar emails a code; then you create a passkey and set up your organisation. Accounts are for Australian businesses.
2. Add credit, then start at https://gethangar.au/book, or run hangar book in a terminal.
3. A hold keeps your hours for 10 minutes. The booking is confirmed when you confirm the hold, and the charge comes from your credit.
4. Cancel a booking more than 48 hours before it starts for full credit back. Inside 48 hours its hours are offered for booking again, and your credit returns for the hours that are booked.

## The certificate

Every job ends in a certificate. TALOS Defence signs it, for example HG-7K3M2Q. It records the issuer, the region (ap-southeast-2) and the hardware. It records the start and end times in Melbourne time and UTC, and the SHA-384 digests of the inputs and the outputs. Anyone can verify it offline with the published verifier and keys: hangar verify HG-7K3M2Q.cert.

## Security and data residency

- Hosted capacity: NVIDIA H100 and CPU pools in AWS Sydney, ap-southeast-2.
- Limits: TALOS Warrant, the part of Hangar that enforces limits, applies the limits you set before the job and enforces them while the job is going.
- Data and storage: Stay in Australia. Your outputs come back to you.
- Signing keys: Held by TALOS Defence in Australia, outside the cloud provider.
- Monitoring: Reads account and instance metadata only.
- Certificate: TALOS Defence signs a certificate for every job. Anyone can verify the certificate offline.
- Operator: TALOS Defence, 100 per cent Australian-owned and controlled.

### Victorian data residency

Hangar runs in AWS Sydney, New South Wales, today. Hangar does not offer a Melbourne region yet. Some organisations must keep data within Victoria under Victorian law. Examples are health information under Health Privacy Principle 9 of the Health Records Act 2001 (Vic), and data held by Victorian Government bodies with a Victoria-only hosting requirement. Do not place that data in Hangar until Hangar offers a Melbourne region.

## Contact

- Bookings and support: support@gethangar.au
- Security: security@gethangar.au (https://gethangar.au/.well-known/security.txt)
- Operator: TALOS Defence Pty Ltd, ABN 24 696 691 906

## Pages

- [Home](https://gethangar.au/): where the work runs, who controls the job, what the certificate proves, the progression, the capacity, the prices and the questions
- [The platform](https://gethangar.au/platform): Run your application on Australian capacity. Choose where each job happens. Your application runs on hosted capacity in Sydney today, and in your own environment from 2027. Every job ends in its output files and a signed certificate anyone can verify offline.
- [Pricing](https://gethangar.au/pricing)
- [Security and data residency](https://gethangar.au/security)
- [Status](https://gethangar.au/status)
- [Docs](https://gethangar.au/docs)
  - [Quickstart](https://gethangar.au/docs/quickstart)
  - [The hangar command line](https://gethangar.au/docs/cli)
  - [What a booking gets](https://gethangar.au/docs/what_a_slot_gets)
  - [GPU types and hours](https://gethangar.au/docs/gpu_types_and_blocks)
  - [Jobs and the API](https://gethangar.au/docs/runs_and_the_api)
  - [Bring your image](https://gethangar.au/docs/bring_your_image)
  - [Images from your registry](https://gethangar.au/docs/images_from_your_registry)
  - [Image names and tags](https://gethangar.au/docs/image_names_and_tags)
  - [How images are staged](https://gethangar.au/docs/how_images_are_staged)
  - [CUDA and the driver](https://gethangar.au/docs/cuda_and_the_driver)
  - [The sandbox and its gateway](https://gethangar.au/docs/the_sandbox_and_its_gateway)
  - [Sandbox sessions](https://gethangar.au/docs/sandbox_sessions)
  - [Credentials in sandboxes and runs](https://gethangar.au/docs/credentials_in_sandboxes_and_runs)
  - [How a job is isolated](https://gethangar.au/docs/how_a_run_is_isolated)
  - [What a certificate proves](https://gethangar.au/docs/what_a_certificate_proves)
  - [The verifier](https://gethangar.au/docs/the_verifier)
  - [Where your data lives](https://gethangar.au/docs/where_your_data_lives)
  - [Retention and deletion](https://gethangar.au/docs/retention_and_deletion)
  - [Subprocessors](https://gethangar.au/docs/subprocessors)
  - [Security advisories and maintenance](https://gethangar.au/docs/security_advisories_and_maintenance)
  - [Support and end of life](https://gethangar.au/docs/support_and_end_of_life)
  - [Changelog](https://gethangar.au/docs/changelog)
- [Terms of Service](https://gethangar.au/terms)
- [Acceptable Use Policy](https://gethangar.au/acceptable-use)
- [Privacy Policy](https://gethangar.au/privacy)
- [Data Processing Terms](https://gethangar.au/data-processing)
- [Capacity Terms](https://gethangar.au/capacity-terms)
- [Full text](https://gethangar.au/llms-full.txt): this file with the questions, the operator and the five legal documents

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