Security log analysis
Process internal telemetry and incident context without silently moving sensitive operational data outside the approved environment.
Security workflows often contain sensitive logs, incident context and internal infrastructure details. STACKELIER matches the task to a configuration while keeping privacy location, inference and hardware eligibility explicit.
The useful configuration depends on what the work actually contains, not only on the profession label.
Process internal telemetry and incident context without silently moving sensitive operational data outside the approved environment.
Analyze reports and technical artifacts using a model/runtime profile that fits both the privacy boundary and the available compute.
Work with architecture notes, configurations and incident material while keeping the end-to-end data path inspectable.
Use this as a constraint when comparing reference stacks and when completing the Finder.
Use this as a constraint when comparing reference stacks and when completing the Finder.
Use this as a constraint when comparing reference stacks and when completing the Finder.
A configuration is evaluated by its actual data path. Local storage does not make a workflow fully local if inference still leaves the controlled environment.
Where does the interface or service run?
Where are documents, embeddings and indexes stored?
Where does the model actually process the request?
Which authoritative sources support those claims?
These are verified launch configurations already used by the deterministic Finder. They are reference profiles, not universal recommendations.
Open WebUI + Ollama + Qwen3-14B
AnythingLLM + Ollama + Qwen3-8B
Open WebUI + Ollama + Qwen3-8B
Open WebUI + Ollama + Qwen3-14B
Open WebUI + Ollama + Qwen3-8B
Khoj + Ollama + Qwen3-8B
Hard constraints win: if a mandatory privacy or hardware requirement is incompatible, the stack is excluded rather than merely ranked lower.
Use the guides for the architecture questions, compare verified baselines side by side, or run the Finder with your exact privacy and hardware constraints.
Understand the decision boundary before choosing a specific stack.
Understand the decision boundary before choosing a specific stack.
Open the relevant reference configurations side by side.
Apply your exact task, privacy requirement and hardware instead of relying on a generic baseline.
Security data can include internal logs, hostnames, incident details and infrastructure context. STACKELIER evaluates where that data is stored and where inference occurs before a stack can qualify.
Yes. A local interface can call an external model or service. That is why application location and inference location are evaluated separately.
Model size alone is insufficient. Context length, quantization, runtime overhead, available RAM or VRAM and the amount of concurrent work can materially change practical fit.