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    This product has charges associated with it for seller support. vLLM, the high-throughput OpenAI-compatible LLM inference and serving engine, preinstalled with NVIDIA GPU acceleration behind an nginx reverse proxy on port 80 and secured by a unique API key generated on first boot. Backed by 24/7 cloudimg support.

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    Overview vLLM is a high-throughput, memory-efficient inference and serving engine for large language models. Its PagedAttention scheduler delivers state-of-the-art serving throughput, and it exposes an OpenAI-compatible REST API so existing OpenAI SDK code works unchanged. This image delivers vLLM fully installed and configured as a system service on an NVIDIA GPU instance, so a private, self-hosted LLM inference endpoint is running within minutes of launch. The current release available is vLLM 0.22.

    GPU Accelerated This image is built and shipped for NVIDIA Ampere+ GPU instances (g5, g6 families). The NVIDIA datacenter driver is preinstalled and verified on real hardware during the build, and vLLM auto-detects the GPU for accelerated inference. Launch on a GPU instance type and the model serves on the GPU out of the box.

    Application Stack vLLM runs in a dedicated Python virtual environment as an unprivileged service account on the loopback address, with an nginx reverse proxy fronting it on port 80. A systemd service starts the server on boot and restarts it on failure. Model weights live on a dedicated, independently resizable storage volume kept separate from the operating system disk, and a small open-weights model is pre-downloaded so the API responds immediately.

    Secure By Default vLLM's native API-key authentication is enabled. This image generates a fresh API key, unique to your instance, on its first boot and writes it to a root only file. The public health endpoint stays open for load balancers; the OpenAI-compatible inference endpoints require the key as a bearer token. No shared or default key ships in the image.

    Ready To Use Call the OpenAI-compatible endpoints from the OpenAI SDK, LangChain or LlamaIndex by pointing base_url at your instance and passing the API key. Serve a different model by editing the model name in the service environment file.

    cloudimg Support 24/7 technical support by email and chat. Help with vLLM deployment, model selection, GPU sizing, throughput tuning, quantization, the OpenAI-compatible API, TLS termination and scaling.

    Use Cases High-throughput private LLM inference in your own VPC for teams with data residency or compliance requirements. A drop-in OpenAI-compatible backend for RAG and agent applications. Cost-efficient batch and online serving of open-weights models.

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    Highlights

    • vLLM, the high-throughput OpenAI-compatible LLM inference and serving engine (PagedAttention), preinstalled as a systemd service behind an nginx reverse proxy on port 80, ready to use with no manual setup
    • GPU accelerated: NVIDIA datacenter driver preinstalled and verified on real hardware, with model inference served on the GPU out of the box on g5 and g6 (Ampere+) instances
    • Secure by default: native API-key authentication with a unique key generated for every instance on first boot and stored in a root only file, plus 24/7 cloudimg support

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    g5.xlarge
    Recommended
    g5.xlarge
    $0.12
    t2.micro
    t2.micro instance type
    $0.04
    t3.micro
    t3.micro instance type
    $0.04
    c8a.16xlarge
    c8a.16xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    c5n.9xlarge
    c5n.9xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    r8i-flex.2xlarge
    r8i-flex.2xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    r6a.8xlarge
    r6a.8xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    r8i.2xlarge
    r8i.2xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    r6in.24xlarge
    r6in.24xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    m7i-flex.xlarge
    m7i-flex.xlarge instance type
    $0.12

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    Version release notes

    Initial release of vLLM 0.22 for GPU-accelerated, high-throughput, OpenAI-compatible LLM serving.

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    Launch on an NVIDIA GPU instance type (g5.xlarge or larger (Ampere+)). Connect via SSH on port 22 as the default login user for your operating system variant (the user guide lists it per variant; on Ubuntu it is 'ubuntu'). vLLM is served by nginx on port 80. Retrieve the generated API key with: sudo cat /root/vllm-credentials.txt. The health endpoint is open at http://<instance-public-ip>/health; the OpenAI-compatible endpoints require the key. List models: curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer <key>' http://<instance-public-ip>/v1/models. Chat: curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer <key>' http://<instance-public-ip>/v1/chat/completions -d '{"model":"Qwen/Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct","messages":[{"role":"user","content":"Hello"}]}'. Use any OpenAI SDK with base_url=http://<instance-public-ip>/v1 and api_key=<key>. The server runs on loopback 127.0.0.1:8000 and is managed with systemctl (vllm.service, nginx.service). Serve a different model by editing MODEL in /etc/vllm/vllm.env (larger models need a larger GPU). The user guide covers the OpenAI SDK, model selection, GPU sizing, backups and enabling HTTPS.

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