Artificial Intelligence
Category: Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service
Supercharge generative AI workflows with NVIDIA DGX Cloud on AWS and Amazon Bedrock Custom Model Import
This post is co-written with Andrew Liu, Chelsea Isaac, Zoey Zhang, and Charlie Huang from NVIDIA. DGX Cloud on Amazon Web Services (AWS) represents a significant leap forward in democratizing access to high-performance AI infrastructure. By combining NVIDIA GPU expertise with AWS scalable cloud services, organizations can accelerate their time-to-train, reduce operational complexity, and unlock […]
Accelerate generative AI inference with NVIDIA Dynamo and Amazon EKS
This post introduces NVIDIA Dynamo and explains how to set it up on Amazon EKS for automated scaling and streamlined Kubernetes operations. We provide a hands-on walkthrough, which uses the NVIDIA Dynamo blueprint on the AI on EKS GitHub repo by AWS Labs to provision the infrastructure, configure monitoring, and install the NVIDIA Dynamo operator.
Use K8sGPT and Amazon Bedrock for simplified Kubernetes cluster maintenance
This post demonstrates the best practices to run K8sGPT in AWS with Amazon Bedrock in two modes: K8sGPT CLI and K8sGPT Operator. It showcases how the solution can help SREs simplify Kubernetes cluster management through continuous monitoring and operational intelligence.
Multi-account support for Amazon SageMaker HyperPod task governance
In this post, we discuss how an enterprise with multiple accounts can access a shared Amazon SageMaker HyperPod cluster for running their heterogenous workloads. We use SageMaker HyperPod task governance to enable this feature.
Build scalable containerized RAG based generative AI applications in AWS using Amazon EKS with Amazon Bedrock
In this post, we demonstrate a solution using Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) with Amazon Bedrock to build scalable and containerized RAG solutions for your generative AI applications on AWS while bringing your unstructured user file data to Amazon Bedrock in a straightforward, fast, and secure way.
How Hexagon built an AI assistant using AWS generative AI services
Recognizing the transformative benefits of generative AI for enterprises, we at Hexagon’s Asset Lifecycle Intelligence division sought to enhance how users interact with our Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) products. Understanding these advantages, we partnered with AWS to embark on a journey to develop HxGN Alix, an AI-powered digital worker using AWS generative AI services. This blog post explores the strategy, development, and implementation of HxGN Alix, demonstrating how a tailored AI solution can drive efficiency and enhance user satisfaction.
Automate Amazon EKS troubleshooting using an Amazon Bedrock agentic workflow
In this post, we demonstrate how to orchestrate multiple Amazon Bedrock agents to create a sophisticated Amazon EKS troubleshooting system. By enabling collaboration between specialized agents—deriving insights from K8sGPT and performing actions through the ArgoCD framework—you can build a comprehensive automation that identifies, analyzes, and resolves cluster issues with minimal human intervention.
Optimizing AI implementation costs with Automat-it
In this guest post, we explain how AWS Partner Automat-it helped their customer achieve a more than twelvefold cost savings while keeping AI model performance within the required performance thresholds. This was accomplished through careful tuning of architecture, algorithm selection, and infrastructure management.
How Rocket Companies modernized their data science solution on AWS
In this post, we share how we modernized Rocket Companies’ data science solution on AWS to increase the speed to delivery from eight weeks to under one hour, improve operational stability and support by reducing incident tickets by over 99% in 18 months, power 10 million automated data science and AI decisions made daily, and provide a seamless data science development experience.
Building the future of construction analytics: CONXAI’s AI inference on Amazon EKS
CONXAI Technology GmbH is pioneering the development of an advanced AI platform for the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. In this post, we dive deep into how CONXAI hosts the state-of-the-art OneFormer segmentation model on AWS using Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), KServe, and NVIDIA Triton.