AI / ML HOSTING

Scalable solutions for your growing AI needs

From your first self-hosted language model to GPU-powered applications. Find the right compute for inference, experimentation and training with LilabaliCloud.

LLM hostingGPU computeCustom configurations
FROM MODEL TO APPLICATION 01—03
Chat assistantsAI agentsKnowledge search
THE MODEL LAYERYour model. Your runtime.Inference · Embeddings · Fine-tuning
CPU / VPSStart & experiment
GPU computeAccelerate & scale

An architecture shaped around your workload.

CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT

The right compute.
For the work ahead.

A lightweight assistant and a training pipeline need different resources. Start with your workload, then size the environment.

01 / SELF-HOSTED AI

LLM VPS

A practical starting point for smaller models, internal tools and development environments.

Best fit Prototypes & low-volume inference
  • CPU and RAM sized for your model
  • Discuss Ollama and a browser chat interface
  • Storage for model files and application data
  • Define server access and maintenance needs

CPU inference may be slower. Quantization and available RAM determine what fits.

Discuss an LLM VPS
03 / MODEL DEVELOPMENT

Training & fine-tuning

Scope a compute environment for adapting models and running machine learning experiments.

Best fit Custom models & research
  • GPU sizing for your training method
  • Dataset and checkpoint storage planning
  • Framework and precision requirements
  • Multi-GPU assessment where needed

Training requirements vary widely. Dataset size, batch size and method all matter.

Discuss a training setup

Configurations are quoted individually. Hardware, region, availability and management scope are confirmed with your proposal.

START WITH WHAT YOU WANT TO BUILD

What does your AI need to do?

Select a workload for a starting point. Final sizing depends on your model and a representative performance test.

A SMALLER MODEL, A PRACTICAL START

Give your team a place to ask.

Explore a self-hosted chat interface for drafting, summarising and everyday questions. Start with a model that fits your memory budget and expected number of users.

Starting point
LLM VPS for light usage; GPU for larger models or faster responses.
Plan around
Model size, quantization, context length and simultaneous conversations.
Example stack
Ollama + Open WebUI + a compatible language model.
Plan this workload

BRING YOUR PREFERRED TOOLS

A stack that fits
the way you build.

Choose the model, serving layer and application experience together. We can discuss the software requirements of your proposed environment before you commit.

Tell us about your stack
01

Models

Llama · Qwen · Mistral · Your own model

LICENSE & MEMORY
02

Serving & interfaces

Ollama · vLLM · Open WebUI

RUNTIME & ACCESS
03

Development

PyTorch · Transformers · Jupyter

FRAMEWORK & DRIVERS
04

Application services

Vector storage · APIs · Containers

DATA & INTEGRATION

Tools shown are examples for compatibility review. Model licenses and hardware support vary; no third-party affiliation is implied.

CPU or GPU? Understand the trade-offs.
What mattersLLM VPS / CPUGPU compute
Typical starting useSmall models, development and occasional requestsAccelerated inference, media generation and training
Memory planningSystem RAM holds model and runtime dataGPU VRAM plus system RAM; leave room for context and concurrency
PerformancePractical when slower responses are acceptableParallel compute for suitable models and frameworks
Cost planningCPU, RAM, storage, traffic and administrationGPU type and count, active time, storage, traffic and administration
Before you decideTest that your model fits and response time is acceptableBenchmark throughput, latency and memory at expected load

A CLEAR PATH TO YOUR ENVIRONMENT

From an idea
to a deployment plan.

Compute is one part of the setup. Define the software, data and day-to-day responsibilities before launch.

  1. 01

    Define the workload

    Share the model, task, expected users and response-time goals. Include a sample request or dataset description.

  2. 02

    Size & quote

    Review memory, compute, storage and region. Confirm availability, billing terms and management responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Validate the setup

    Check the runtime, access controls and model performance with a representative workload before production use.

  4. 04

    Plan for operation

    Agree monitoring, updates, backups and recovery. Revisit capacity as your model or usage changes.

Make the operating details explicit.

Endpoint authentication · Data location & retention · Model licensing · Backup ownership · Support scope

BEFORE YOU BUILD

Your questions,
answered.

Have a specific model or workload in mind?

Talk to Lilabali
Do I need a GPU to run an AI model?

Not always. A small, quantized language model can run on a CPU if there is enough RAM, though responses may be slower. GPU acceleration is worth considering for larger models, image generation, higher concurrency or lower latency. Benchmark the actual model and workload before choosing hardware.

What is the difference between inference and training?

Inference runs an existing model to generate an answer, prediction or image. Fine-tuning adapts a model using your examples; training from scratch creates a model from a dataset. Training typically needs additional memory, storage and compute time, so it needs its own configuration.

Can I use Ollama or Open WebUI?

Include them in your enquiry. Ollama can run supported language models, while Open WebUI provides a browser interface. The operating system, model, memory requirements and access controls need to be checked for the proposed environment.

Which models and frameworks can I use?

Bring your preferred model and runtime, such as Llama, Qwen, Mistral, PyTorch or Hugging Face Transformers. Compatibility depends on the specific model version, license, hardware and software stack. These are examples to discuss, not a pre-installed catalogue.

How much GPU memory will my model need?

Model weights are only part of the requirement. Precision, context length, concurrent requests, runtime overhead and the attention cache also consume memory. Fine-tuning adds training state and activations. Share these details so the configuration can include suitable headroom.

How are prices and GPU availability confirmed?

Request a quote with your model, expected usage, preferred region and budget. The proposed hardware, billing period, storage, network allowances and support scope are confirmed in the quote. This page does not show live GPU inventory or offer instant provisioning.

Who manages security, backups and updates?

Agree responsibilities before deployment. A self-managed environment requires someone to maintain the operating system, runtime, access rules and backups. If you need assistance, include monitoring, updates, recovery and support expectations in your request.

Can I use private business data?

Discuss where data is stored and processed, who can access it, what is logged and how long it is retained. Self-hosting gives you more configuration control, but privacy still depends on the deployment, software integrations and operating practices.

LET'S FIND YOUR NEXT STEP

Bring your model.
Let’s plan the compute.

Tell us what you’re building. We’ll discuss a configuration, availability and a quote for your requirements.

Request a quote

A useful brief starts with

  • 01Model name, version and runtime
  • 02Inference, fine-tuning or training goals
  • 03Expected traffic and response-time targets
  • 04Region, data requirements and budget
  • 05Setup and ongoing support needs

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