deploy-equipe-isolada

To isolate Hermes agent teams on a shared Linux server, you need to verify separate Linux users, isolated home directories, and strict file permissions for environment files and session data to prevent cross-access.

Securing PM2 process ownership for isolated deployments requires validating that each team runs processes under separate Linux users and applying post-deploy verification tests to confirm cross-user access restrictions are active.

To separate credentials when deploying multiple agent teams on an OVH server, you must ensure each team uses independent tokens and avoid sharing API keys, rate limits, or platform accounts to prevent credential leakage.

Yes, this deployment isolation checklist explicitly supports multi-team production setups that must keep profiles, sessions, and platform access isolated between commanders and agents on a shared server.

Relying on Linux DAC isolation requires strict validation of user separation and restricted file access, but it needs post-deploy verification tests to confirm permission boundaries hold and prevent accidental cross-access.

You need to validate credential boundaries for a new Hermes team before onboarding a client or side team onto the same server to ensure independent tokens and prevent credential leakage.