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OpenHands is a self-hosted, open source AI coding agent often described as an open source Devin alternative that plans, writes, tests, and ships code autonomously. It browses the web, runs code, calls APIs, and modifies files to complete real software engineering tasks, giving developers and engineering teams a fully autonomous coding agent they control on their own AWS infrastructure.
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OpenHands is a self-hosted, open source AI coding agent that plans, writes, tests, and ships code autonomously. It can browse the web, run code, call APIs, and modify files to complete real software engineering tasks end to end. This AWS Marketplace AMI deploys a pre-configured OpenHands instance on EC2, giving developers, engineering teams, and SaaS platforms a ready to use autonomous coding agent without managing the underlying infrastructure by hand.
OpenHands Step by step Installation Guide: https://meetrix.io/blogs/openhands-developer-guide/
For custom projects of your choice with personalized support, contact us at https://meetrix.io/contact-us
Autonomous Task Execution: OpenHands plans, writes, tests, and ships code on its own, browsing the web, running commands, calling APIs, and editing files to complete real engineering tasks end to end.
Isolated Sandbox Architecture: Each agent conversation runs in its own sidecar sandbox container with an isolated shell, browser, and VS Code environment, so concurrent tasks never collide with one another.
Any LLM Provider: Connect OpenHands to Anthropic, OpenAI, or any compatible LLM provider after deployment, with no vendor lock-in to a single model.
Secure Reverse Proxy: An nginx reverse proxy handles the dashboard and WebSocket event streaming over HTTP and HTTPS, with automatic SSL issued via Let's Encrypt.
Automated Data Backup: A daily-runnable backup script archives conversation history and settings to S3, so agent state is never lost.
Pre-Hardened Base Image: The AMI ships on a pre-hardened Ubuntu base image with Docker and Docker Compose preinstalled for a secure, fast first boot.
Version: 1.8 Operating System: Ubuntu 26.04
OpenHands gives development teams a self-hosted, autonomous AI coding agent they can deploy in minutes and fully control on their own AWS infrastructure. Get started with the step by step installation guide: https://meetrix.io/blogs/openhands-developer-guide/
Highlights
- Autonomous Software Engineering: OpenHands plans, writes, tests, and ships code on its own, browsing the web, running commands, and editing files to complete real engineering tasks.
- Isolated Sandbox Architecture: Every agent conversation runs in its own sidecar sandbox with isolated shell, browser, and VS Code access, so concurrent tasks never collide.
- Flexible LLM & Secure Deployment: Connect any LLM provider with no vendor lock-in, behind an auto-SSL nginx proxy and daily backups to S3.
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OpenHands AMI - Open Source AI Coding Agent for Software Engineering
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Dimension | Cost/hour |
|---|---|
t2.micro | $0.001 |
r6i.large | $0.024 |
r6a.large | $0.024 |
r5a.large | $0.024 |
r5.large | $0.024 |
c6a.xlarge | $0.029 |
c6a.large | $0.024 |
c5a.xlarge | $0.029 |
c5a.large | $0.024 |
c5.xlarge | $0.029 |
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You pay by the hour for the EC2 instance type you run OpenHands on. The software itself carries no separate license fee, so your cost tracks the instance size you pick. Options span burstable t2 and t3 families for light use, general-purpose m4 through m7 families for balanced workloads, compute-optimized c5 and c6 families, and memory-optimized r5 and r6 families. Within each family, large, xlarge, and similar sizes scale up CPU and memory. You choose the family and size, and billing accrues only while the instance runs. The recommended starting point is t3a.medium.
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No software charge accrues while the instance is stopped, because billing meters running instance-hours only. You can stop the instance from the EC2 Instance state dropdown and restart it later. Stopped instances may still incur AWS storage fees for the attached EBS volume and any S3 backup bucket.
Each hourly rate covers one running EC2 instance of that type. The type sets your CPU and memory: t2 and t3 families are burstable for light use, m families balance CPU and memory, c families favor compute, and r families favor memory. You pick one type to run OpenHands.
No. The hourly charge covers only the EC2 instance running OpenHands. You configure an LLM provider using the built-in hosted option or your own API key. Any usage fees for that provider are billed separately by them, outside this Marketplace listing.
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OpenHands AMI - Open Source AI Coding Agent for Software Engineering
OpenHands is a self-hosted, open source AI coding agent that plans, writes, tests, and ships code autonomously. It can browse the web, run code, call APIs, and modify files to complete real software engineering tasks end to end. This AWS Marketplace AMI deploys a pre-configured OpenHands instance on EC2, giving developers, engineering teams, and SaaS platforms a ready to use autonomous coding agent without managing the underlying infrastructure by hand.
OpenHands Step by step Installation Guide: https://meetrix.io/blogs/openhands-developer-guide/
For custom projects of your choice with personalized support, contact us at https://meetrix.io/contact-us
Autonomous Task Execution: OpenHands plans, writes, tests, and ships code on its own, browsing the web, running commands, calling APIs, and editing files to complete real engineering tasks end to end.
Isolated Sandbox Architecture: Each agent conversation runs in its own sidecar sandbox container with an isolated shell, browser, and VS Code environment, so concurrent tasks never collide with one another.
Any LLM Provider: Connect OpenHands to Anthropic, OpenAI, or any compatible LLM provider after deployment, with no vendor lock-in to a single model.
Secure Reverse Proxy: An nginx reverse proxy handles the dashboard and WebSocket event streaming over HTTP and HTTPS, with automatic SSL issued via Let's Encrypt.
Automated Data Backup: A daily-runnable backup script archives conversation history and settings to S3, so agent state is never lost.
Pre-Hardened Base Image: The AMI ships on a pre-hardened Ubuntu base image with Docker and Docker Compose preinstalled for a secure, fast first boot.
Version: 1.8 Operating System: Ubuntu 26.04
OpenHands gives development teams a self-hosted, autonomous AI coding agent they can deploy in minutes and fully control on their own AWS infrastructure. Get started with the step by step installation guide: https://meetrix.io/blogs/openhands-developer-guide/
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AWS CloudFormation templates are JSON or YAML-formatted text files that simplify provisioning and management on AWS. The templates describe the service or application architecture you want to deploy, and AWS CloudFormation uses those templates to provision and configure the required services (such as Amazon EC2 instances or Amazon RDS DB instances). The deployed application and associated resources are called a "stack."
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IAM Role is set up and configured with the necessary permissions to assume the role for the OpenHands service. The IAM Policy is created and responsible for access Route53 and create Letsencrypt SSL certificates and backing up data to the S3 bucket.
Access the application via a browser at http://<your domain name> or http://<Public IPv4 address>. Product will try to create SSL certificate when its deploying, if domain hosted on route53. If the automatic SSL creation unsuccessful then you have to point domain name into server ip, ssh into server and run /root/certificate_generate_standalone.sh. Admin email using for SSL generation.
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