Architecting Flexible AI Platform on AWS¶
Run Any Model, Anywhere. A next-generation AI platform built on flexibility, sovereignty, and granular control.
Teams running AI in production keep hitting the same wall:
- "New models drop every week, but plugging them into our existing pipeline is rework every time."
- "Each business unit runs its own GPUs and deploys models in isolation, so we have no enterprise-wide cost visibility or governance."
- "API-based model spend is growing faster than we can control."
- "We want to scale into the cloud, but we also need to keep getting value out of the on-prem GPUs we already paid for."
Flexible AI Platform on AWS — Flexible AI for short — is the integrated answer to those production realities.
It composes AWS's core infrastructure (Graviton, GPU, Trainium / Inferentia, EKS, S3 Vectors) with proven open-source components (LangGraph, Mem0, LiteLLM, Langfuse, vLLM, Qwen, …) so customers can pick the models and frameworks they want and run a full-stack AI platform — data pipelines, training, serving, agentic applications — coherently in one environment, on top of pre-validated reference architectures and adoption guidance.
Core stack¶
LangGraph · LiteLLM · vLLM · Langfuse · Qwen · Mem0 · EKS · Graviton · Inferentia/Trainium · S3 Vectors
Run Any Model, Anywhere¶
Three axes meet in Flexible AI:
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AWS Services
Graviton, GPU, Trainium / Inferentia, EKS, S3 Vectors — the AWS infrastructure surface Flexible AI runs on.
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Open-source Frameworks & Models
LangGraph, LiteLLM, Langfuse, vLLM, Qwen, and the rest of the OSS ecosystem — composable, swap-friendly, no vendor control plane.
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Deployment Options
AWS Cloud, on-premises, edge — same architecture pattern, deploy anywhere.
Where to next¶
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Why Flexible AI
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Architecture
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Use Cases
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