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Victoriously connected my Windsurf agentic IDE to an EC2 instance that has an A10 GPU to fasten the AI development process. I used a the VPN service provider TailScale to connect my Windsruf to the EC2 instance as a remote connection. This allows my AI environment to remain secure, SOC-2 complaint, and accelerates my coding and testing iteration rate X10! (which saves me time and my client $$$). Now, I get to deploy models inside this A10 NVIDIA GPU, test agentic systems and RAG systems in a near-production environment with the power of agentic IDEs 🔥

Hey folks, Wanted to share a neat tool that helps you cost AWS instances to help you cost AWS resources: https://instances.vantage.sh/ It encompasses EC2, RSD, Elastic Beanstalk, and Redshift instances

Hey folks, The Severless 2-Aurora PostgreSQL AWS engine database engine & instance allows you to effectively create a severless instance for hosting your databases based on time intervals of inactivity (e.g. if the instance has not been active for 5 minutes it goes into "Puause" mode, stopping instance utilization costs). It has pgVector extension support to convert the tabular data into embeddings with pgvector 0.7.0, HNSW indexes, Multiple distance functions,Parallel index building Additionally, it has has the feature of sharding (what a name 🤣), which is the database instance equivalent of horizonal group scaling (i.e. adding more instances of the same CPU type in order to cope with the erratic demands from other servers). My client and I had budgeted more than $200 per month of AWS RSD (i.e. database instance) cost, but would decrease the cost to ~$40 per month! This blurs the line between setting up a testing and production environment database since you would essentially would have the ability to scale down or up without having to click a botton. Recommend you all to check out the database if you work with AWS: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/AuroraUserGuide/aurora-serverless-v2.html

Hey folks, Small W here...my client is transitioning towards hosting his AI infrastructure into AWS. In my attempt to always bring value, I recommended him to apply for credits with AWS's Active Credits program, which targates for startups. He applied and got approved $1,000 worth of free credits! Is not as much as Paul's $25,000 Azure credits recommendation, but something is something :) If you are thinking of creating your AI Infra in AWS, please do apply: https://aws.amazon.com/startups/credits?lang=en-US