Red Hat AI Enterprise is an integrated AI platform for deploying and managing efficient and cost-effective AI models, agents and AI-powered applications across hybrid cloud environments. It unifies AI model and application lifecycles to increase efficiency, accelerate delivery, and mitigate risk by providing a ready-to-use development environment with enterprise-grade capabilities. This platform is a tested, supported AI stack, powered by Red Hat OpenShift, that enhances interoperability and ensures business continuity. It includes core capabilities like model tuning, high-performance inference, agentic AI workflow management - with the flexibility to support any model, use any hardware, and deploy anywhere while meeting data location requirements.
Red Hat AI Enterprise is an integrated AI platform that provides the foundation for building, developing, and deploying AI-powered applications across the hybrid cloud. By unifying the model and AI application lifecycles, it ensures consistent security, governance, and management to minimize operational complexity and risk. Powered by Red Hat OpenShift, the platform unifies the entire lifecycle - from development and tuning to high-performance inference, onto a centralized infrastructure. It addresses modern AI use cases, including predictive, generative, and agentic AI, by providing tools like optimized vLLM runtimes for high-performance inference and the Llama Stack for agentic workflows.
Key benefits include:
Accelerated Time-to-Value:: Application life-cycle management and policy management across multiple Kubernetes clusters.
Increased Operational Efficiency: Streamlines workflows and uses intelligent resource allocation to maximize the value of infrastructure like GPUs.
Mitigated Risk: Provides a tested and supported AI stack that helps organizations meet data residency, sovereignty, and regulatory requirements.
Red Hat AI Enterprise transforms AI from a disjointed effort into a scalable, repeatable "factory" process.
Highlights
AI lifecycle management: Manage the end-to-end process - from training and fine-tuning to serving and monitoring - for predictive, generative, and agentic AI on a single platform.
High-performance inference at scale: The platform uses optimized runtimes like vLLM and the llm-d framework to deliver high-throughput, low-latency model serving. It also includes resource optimization capabilities to ensure efficient GPU utilization for both model training and inference.
Unified enterprise platform experience: build and scale modern, AI applications on a single, centralized platform Kubernetes infrastructure powered by Red Hat OpenShift at its core through a consistent experience, anywhere, using familiar tools and frameworks. The platform includes a layered approach to security throughout the entire AI lifecycle.
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You pay by the hour for the GPU instance type you run. Each of the four dimensions maps to a different accelerated compute instance: p5en.48xlarge, p6-b200.48xlarge, p5.48xlarge, and p4d.24xlarge. Pricing scales with the hardware you choose, so you select the instance that fits your workload and hourly rate. Billing is usage-based, charged only for the hours each instance runs. This aligns with the vendor's per-accelerator pricing approach, letting you match compute capacity to model serving and inference demand without a fixed commitment.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What do I get for each hourly instance, like the p6-b200.48xlarge?
Each dimension maps to one accelerated compute instance built for GPU-based model serving. You run the full instance and pay for its running hours. The four options differ by GPU hardware and capacity, so you pick the instance whose accelerators match your inference or model-serving workload.
Am I charged when an instance is stopped or idle?
Charges apply per instance-hour while the instance runs. Stopped instances do not accrue software charges. You pay only for the hours each instance is active, with no fixed commitment, so you can shut down instances when workloads pause to control cost.
If I run more than one instance type, how do the charges combine?
Each instance is metered independently by its own hourly rate. Running two different instance types bills both simultaneously on the same invoice. Total cost is the sum of each instance's hours times its rate. The instance with more accelerator capacity and longer runtime drives the larger share.
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IMPORTANT: This marketplace listing is not meant for direct consumption by deploying a single virtual machine. Please follow the instructions in the official Red Hat AI Enterprise installation documentation. DO NOT create a Virtual Machine from this offering directly.
Red Hat AI Enterprise (RHAIE) is supported only as an integrated, standalone AI platform. The RHAIE marketplace image is designed to automatically enable integrated pay-per-use or subscription billing for your full cluster environment, which bundles Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat OpenShift AI, and full hardware accelerator entitlements.
There are two general ways this marketplace image is utilized during a Red Hat AI Enterprise deployment:
Installer-provisioned infrastructure: If you install your cluster on infrastructure that the installation program provisions, you must specify this marketplace image details (publisher, offer, and SKU) directly inside your install-config.yaml configuration file before initiating the deployment.
User-provisioned or existing infrastructure: If you manage your own infrastructure or are adding dedicated GPU compute nodes to an existing cluster, you must update your OpenShift MachineSet configurations to target this specific marketplace image to ensure proper workload execution and billing synchronization.
For more information and detailed step-by-step cluster deployment workflows, please see the official Red Hat AI Enterprise installation guide.
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What do you dislike about the product?
Honestly there isn't a lot to dislike, but a few things could be smoother. The initial learning curve around InstructLab and the taxonomy-based approach to fine-tuning took our team some time to get comfortable with, so more beginner-friendly documentation and examples would help. Hardware requirements for training can also be significant, so being clearer up front about GPU sizing expectations would make planning easier. Pricing can feel steep for smaller teams just getting started. None of these have been dealbreakers for us.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
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The best part is how it simplifies AI development while maintaining the reliability expected from Red Hat. It helps streamline workflows and provides a consistent environment for bulding and testing AI application.
What do you dislike about the product?
The documentation is detailed, but finding the right information can sometimes take time. More practical examples and tutorials would help users get started faster.
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Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
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What do you dislike about the product?
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