A quiet agent inside your network.

The on-prem client is the only part of BARRY that lives inside your network — a small, self-contained service you install next to the systems you want to read. On Windows it installs as a native service from an MSI; where your team already runs containers, the same client ships as a Linux image.

Create a client in the console, paste in its connection string, and it registers itself. From then on it does all the talking: it checks in on a regular heartbeat, picks up whatever work is waiting, and streams the data outward — keeping itself up to date along the way.