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    RelevanceLab Generative AI & ML Server - Preconfigured LLM Stack

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    Deployed on AWS
    Unlike standard Deep Learning AMIs, this single image combines RAG pipelines, LLM fine-tuning, medical imaging, and pre-wired Bedrock and SageMaker integrations - ready in minutes, not hours.

    Overview

    Why This AMI?

    Building a production-ready Generative AI environment from scratch means hours of dependency resolution, version-conflict debugging, and manual AWS service integration. This preconfigured Amazon Linux 2023 AMI eliminates that complexity by delivering 20+ pre-tested AI/ML frameworks, AWS-native connectors, and runnable sample workflows in a single image - ready to use within minutes of launch.

    Unlike vanilla Deep Learning AMIs or manual pip-install approaches, this stack uniquely combines RAG-ready vector search (FAISS), medical imaging (MONAI), LLM fine-tuning (LoRA/PEFT), and pre-wired Bedrock and SageMaker integrations that no single AWS-managed AMI provides.

    Who Benefits

    • Researchers save iteration time with JupyterLab, RStudio, and pre-loaded sample notebooks
    • Enterprise teams reduce onboarding friction with a verified, consistent environment across team members
    • Developers accelerate prototyping with Docker-ready microservices and pre-configured IDE tooling

    Key Capabilities

    Generative AI - Ready in Minutes

    • Hugging Face Transformers, LangChain, and LlamaIndex pre-installed and verified compatible
    • FAISS configured for vector search and RAG pipeline development
    • LoRA and PEFT frameworks for efficient LLM fine-tuning on GPU instances
    • Sample RAG chatbot workflow using Bedrock + OpenSearch included as a runnable notebook

    AWS-Native Integrations

    • Bedrock SDK pre-configured for foundation model access
    • SageMaker SDK ready for training and deployment workflows
    • OpenSearch connectors for building scalable retrieval-augmented generation applications

    Full Development Stack

    • Visual Studio Code, PyCharm Community Edition, JupyterLab, and RStudio Desktop and Server
    • PyTorch, TensorFlow, scikit-learn, PySpark, Dask, and Vowpal Wabbit
    • Docker and Docker Compose for containerized deployments
    • Anaconda environment management for reproducible experiments

    High-Performance Remote Access

    • Amazon NICE DCV delivers encrypted, low-latency remote desktop access
    • Google Chrome, Git, and AWS CLI preinstalled for immediate productivity
    • LibreOffice for document editing and reporting

    Sample Workflows Included

    • RAG chatbot with Bedrock + OpenSearch
    • Multimodal AI pipelines
    • MONAI medical imaging use cases

    Quick-Start Deployment

    1. Subscribe to the AMI and select your instance (GPU: g5, p4d, p5 for LLM fine-tuning; CPU for lighter tasks)
    2. Configure your VPC and security groups to restrict inbound access to necessary ports
    3. Launch the instance and connect via Amazon NICE DCV remote desktop
    4. Open JupyterLab and run the included RAG chatbot notebook to validate your environment

    For Bedrock and SageMaker workflows, ensure your IAM role has the appropriate service permissions attached.

    Pricing

    Software charges apply per hour on top of standard EC2 infrastructure costs. See the Pricing tab on this page for detailed rate information by instance type. To evaluate the AMI at minimal cost, launch on a smaller CPU instance to explore the environment and sample notebooks before scaling to GPU instances for production workloads.

    Security Considerations

    Amazon NICE DCV connections use TLS encryption for secure remote access. We recommend launching this AMI within a properly configured VPC with security groups restricting inbound access to necessary ports only. For GPU workloads involving sensitive data, enable EBS encryption on attached volumes.

    Technical Specifications

    • Operating System: Amazon Linux 2023
    • Languages: Python 3.x, R
    • Recommended Instances: GPU instances (g5, p4d, p5 families) for LLM fine-tuning, PyTorch, and TensorFlow workloads. CPU instances suitable for data preparation, LangChain development, and lighter ML tasks.
    • Remote Access: Amazon NICE DCV
    • Containerization: Docker, Docker Compose, Anaconda

    About RelevanceLab

    RelevanceLab builds cloud-native solutions that accelerate AI adoption on AWS. The team specializes in preconfigured AI/ML environments designed for rapid deployment on AWS infrastructure. For a guided walkthrough or pilot consultation, contact the team through the support channel listed on this page.

    Highlights

    • Unlike standard AWS Deep Learning AMIs, this single image uniquely combines RAG ready vector search (FAISS), medical imaging (MONAI), LLM finetuning (LoRA/PEFT), and pre wired Bedrock and SageMaker integrations eliminating hours of manual dependency resolution and version conflict debugging with 20 plus pretested, verified compatible AI/ML frameworks on Amazon Linux 2023.
    • AWS Native Integrations with Bedrock, SageMaker, and OpenSearch enable you to build RAG chatbots, multimodal workflows, and scalable AI applications without manual SDK configuration. Includes a runnable RAG chatbot notebook using Bedrock , OpenSearch so you can validate your environment immediately after launch rather than spending time wiring services together.
    • Complete Developer Productivity Stack with Amazon NICE DCV encrypted remote desktop, JupyterLab, RStudio, Visual Studio Code, PyCharm, Docker, and Anaconda all pre-configured and verified compatible. Launch on a CPU instance to explore the environment and sample workflows, then scale to GPU instances (g5, p4d, p5) for production LLM fine tuning and training workloads.

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    RelevanceLab Generative AI & ML Server - Preconfigured LLM Stack

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    This product is available free of charge. Free subscriptions have no end date and may be canceled any time.
    Additional AWS infrastructure costs may apply. Use the AWS Pricing Calculator  to estimate your infrastructure costs.

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    Dimensions summary

    The software itself carries no license fee. You pay only for the single hourly compute option, priced per hour on a g4dn.4xlarge GPU-backed instance. This instance provides the GPU acceleration needed to run the preconfigured large language model stack. Your cost scales with the number of hours the instance runs, so you can start and stop it to match usage. There are no separate tiers or add-on dimensions to choose from. You pay standard AWS infrastructure charges for the instance in addition to this listing.

    Top-of-mind questions for buyers

    You get a GPU-backed instance running a preconfigured large language model stack. This includes a private model runtime, a web-based chat interface, API access, and GPU acceleration with the supporting driver stack. The stack also supports fine-tuning workspaces and secure model deployment inside your environment.
    The hourly software charge applies only while the instance runs. Stopping the instance stops the software charge. You can start and stop it to match usage. Stopped instances may still incur underlying AWS storage fees for attached volumes, billed separately from this listing.
    No. The listing charge covers the software stack on the g4dn.4xlarge instance. You pay standard AWS infrastructure charges for running that GPU instance separately. Both appear on your AWS bill. Your total cost combines the software hourly rate and the underlying compute charge.
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    64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.

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    Usage instructions

    "Quick Usage Summary

    1. Subscribe to the AWS Marketplace product and launch an instance.
    2. Use at least 200 GB for the EBS Volume and select g4dn.4xlarge for smooth performance.
    3. AI and ML libraries are installed in the conda environment named ""genai"". To use them: a. Open Anaconda Prompt. b. Run: conda activate genai c. Run: python --version d. Import packages such as torch, transformers, langchain, faiss, scikit-learn, pyspark, dask, vowpalwabbit, monai, peft.

    Connect via NICE DCV

    1. Open a browser and navigate to https://<your-public-dns-or-IP>:8443
    2. Log in using your Windows Administrator username and password.
    3. You will gain access to the Windows desktop in your browser. Note: Ensure that TCP port 8443 is allowed in the EC2 security group and Windows firewall.

    Development IDEs

    1. Launch Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio 2022, or PyCharm from the Start Menu.
    2. Create new files or open existing projects.
    3. Suitable for Python, R, .NET, and full-stack development.

    Anaconda

    1. Open Anaconda Navigator from the Start Menu to manage environments and packages.
    2. Alternatively, use Anaconda Prompt to run commands such as: conda list

    JupyterLab and Python

    1. Access JupyterLab from the desktop or Start Menu.
    2. Run Python or R notebooks and import preinstalled libraries.
    3. Activate the genai environment for AI and ML workflows.

    Machine Learning and AI Libraries

    The environment includes preinstalled libraries for data science, machine learning, and generative AI. Examples:

    1. Transformers version 4.56.2
    2. LangChain version 0.3.27
    3. LlamaIndex version 0.14.3
    4. FAISS version 1.9.0
    5. PyTorch version 2.5.1 with CUDA 12.1 (GPU enabled)
    6. scikit-learn version 1.7.2
    7. PySpark version 4.0.1
    8. Dask version 2025.9.1
    9. VowpalWabbit version 9.10.0
    10. MONAI version 1.5.1
    11. PEFT version 0.17.1

    GPU Support

    1. Verified with nvidia-smi: Tesla T4 GPU available
    2. PyTorch GPU acceleration is enabled"

    Support

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    Contact Support

    For assistance with this AMI, contact the RelevanceLab support team at rlcloudsupport@relevancelab.com .

    Support Scope

    The support team can assist with:

    • Installation and launch issues
    • Environment configuration and framework troubleshooting
    • Guidance on using pre-installed tools and sample workflows
    • IAM permission setup for Bedrock and SageMaker access
    • Security group and VPC configuration for NICE DCV access
    • Troubleshooting and requesting refunds

    Getting Started After Purchase

    1. Subscribe and select your instance type (GPU: g5, p4d, p5 for LLM workloads; CPU for development and lighter tasks)
    2. Configure VPC with security groups restricting inbound to necessary ports
    3. Launch the instance and connect via Amazon NICE DCV remote desktop
    4. Open JupyterLab and run the included sample RAG chatbot notebook
    5. Ensure IAM role includes permissions for Bedrock and SageMaker if using those integrations

    Software charges apply per hour on top of EC2 infrastructure costs. See the Pricing tab for details.

    Pilot Consultation

    To request a guided walkthrough or pilot consultation for your team, reach out via rlcloudsupport@relevancelab.com .

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