Deployment Options
Managed ELIZAOS
Recommended for most users
- Pre-configured ELIZAOS environment
- Automatic updates and maintenance
- Integrated monitoring and logging
- Enterprise support included
Self-Managed
For advanced customization
- Full control over ELIZAOS configuration
- Custom agent development environment
- Direct GPU instance management
- Flexible resource allocation
Quick Start: Managed ELIZAOS
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Launch ELIZAOS Instance
Deploy a managed ELIZAOS environment from your Comput3 dashboard.
- Single Agent Setup
- Multi-Agent Setup
- Enterprise Setup
Best for: Getting started, small projects
- GPU: RTX 4090 48GB or A100 40GB
- RAM: 16GB
- Storage: 100GB SSD
- Cost: ~$1.20-2.50/hour
2
Access ELIZAOS Interface
Connect to your ELIZAOS deployment through the web interface.
The managed deployment automatically configures networking and security settings.
3
Create Your First Agent
Use the ELIZAOS interface to create and configure your first AI agent.

4
Deploy and Monitor
Deploy your agent and monitor its performance through the dashboard.
Your agent will start running immediately and appear in the active agents list.
Self-Managed Installation
Prerequisites
- GPU instance with ELIZAOS template or manual setup capability
- Basic knowledge of Docker and container orchestration
- Understanding of AI agent concepts and workflows
Installation Process
1
Launch GPU Instance
Deploy a GPU instance suitable for ELIZAOS workloads.Recommended Specifications:
- Minimum: RTX 4090 48GB with 16GB RAM
- Recommended: A100 40GB with 32GB RAM
- Optimal: A100 80GB, H100, H200, or B200 with 64GB+ RAM
2
Install ELIZAOS
Install ELIZAOS on your GPU instance.
- Docker Installation
- Manual Installation
- Kubernetes
3
Configure Comput3 Integration
Connect ELIZAOS to Comput3 Network services.
4
Verify Installation
Test that ELIZAOS is running correctly and connected to Comput3.
Configuration
Environment Configuration
Basic Configuration
Basic Configuration
Essential ELIZAOS settings
GPU Configuration
GPU Configuration
GPU resource allocation settings
Network Configuration
Network Configuration
Networking and communication settings
Agent Configuration Templates
Monitoring and Management
ELIZAOS Dashboard

- Active Agents: Real-time status of all running agents
- Resource Usage: GPU, CPU, and memory utilization
- Performance Metrics: Agent efficiency and response times
- Cost Tracking: Real-time cost monitoring and projections
Agent Lifecycle Management
- Agent States
- State Transitions
- Auto-Management
Understanding agent lifecycle states
- Created: Agent configured but not deployed
- Starting: Agent initialization in progress
- Running: Agent actively processing tasks
- Paused: Agent temporarily suspended
- Stopped: Agent terminated but configuration preserved
- Failed: Agent encountered unrecoverable error
Troubleshooting
Installation Issues
Installation Issues
Common installation problemsGPU Driver Issues:Docker Issues:
Agent Startup Failures
Agent Startup Failures
Agents failing to start or crashingCommon Causes:
- Insufficient GPU memory allocation
- Model loading failures
- Configuration syntax errors
- Network connectivity issues
Performance Issues
Performance Issues
Slow agent response or high resource usageOptimization Strategies:
- Adjust agent resource allocations
- Optimize model parameters (temperature, max_tokens)
- Implement request batching
- Use agent specialization to reduce model switching
- Monitor and tune GPU memory usage
Security Configuration
Access Controls
Authentication
Secure access to ELIZAOS interface
- JWT-based authentication
- OAuth integration support
- Multi-factor authentication
- Session management and timeouts
Authorization
Role-based access control
- Admin, developer, and viewer roles
- Agent-specific permissions
- Resource access controls
- Audit logging for all actions
Network Security
TLS Configuration
TLS Configuration
Secure communications
Firewall Rules
Firewall Rules
Network access controls
Agent Isolation
Agent Isolation
Secure agent execution environment
- Process isolation between agents
- Network namespace separation
- Resource quota enforcement
- Secure inter-agent communication
Performance Optimization
Resource Allocation
- GPU Optimization
- Memory Management
- Network Optimization
Maximize GPU utilization
Scaling Strategies
Vertical Scaling
Vertical Scaling
Scale up individual instances
- Upgrade to more powerful GPU instances
- Increase RAM and storage allocation
- Optimize agent resource distribution
- Monitor performance metrics for scaling decisions
Horizontal Scaling
Horizontal Scaling
Scale out across multiple instances
Auto-Scaling
Auto-Scaling
Automatic resource adjustment
- Agent-based scaling triggers
- Resource utilization monitoring
- Cost-aware scaling decisions
- Predictive scaling based on usage patterns
Backup and Recovery
Data Backup
1
Agent Configurations
Backup agent definitions and configurations
2
Agent State
Backup agent memory and state
3
System Data
Backup logs, metrics, and system data
Disaster Recovery
Recovery Planning
Recovery Planning
Prepare for system failures
- Document recovery procedures
- Test backup restoration regularly
- Maintain off-site backup copies
- Plan for different failure scenarios
Quick Recovery
Quick Recovery
Rapid system restoration