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LlamaIndex Hosting

Run LlamaIndex RAG Pipelines on Dedicated UK GPU Servers

Build production-grade retrieval-augmented generation applications with LlamaIndex on bare metal. Full root access, no API fees, predictable monthly pricing.

What is LlamaIndex Hosting?

LlamaIndex is a developer-first framework for building retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) applications. It handles the full pipeline — data ingestion, document parsing, indexing, retrieval, and response synthesis — so you can connect your own documents, databases, and APIs to any large language model.

With GigaGPU’s dedicated GPU servers you get the hardware to run LlamaIndex alongside a local LLM such as LLaMA, Mistral, or DeepSeek. No per-token API fees, no shared resources, no data leaving your UK-based server. Deploy vector stores, embedding models, and query engines on a single machine with full root access.

LlamaIndex supports hybrid retrieval, reranking, graph indices, agent workflows, and production-grade evaluation — making it the go-to framework for teams building document Q&A, knowledge assistants, and enterprise search systems that need accuracy and control.

11+
GPU Models Available
UK
Data Centre Location
99.9%
Uptime SLA
Any OS
Full Root Access
1 Gbps
Port Speed
No Limits
Queries Per Month
NVMe
Fast Local Storage
RAG
Production Ready

Trusted by AI teams, SaaS platforms, and research labs building RAG applications across the UK and Europe.

LlamaIndex RAG Pipeline — How It Works

LlamaIndex orchestrates every stage of retrieval-augmented generation, from document ingestion to answer synthesis — all running locally on your GPU server.

Documents
PDFs, APIs, DBs
Parse & Chunk
LlamaParse
Index & Embed
Vector / Graph
Retrieve
Hybrid + Rerank
LLM Synthesis
Local GPU
Response
Cited Answer

LlamaIndex Components You Can Self-Host

Key building blocks of the LlamaIndex ecosystem — all deployable on a dedicated GigaGPU server with full root access.

VectorStoreIndex
Indexing
EmbeddingsSimilarity
KnowledgeGraphIndex
Indexing
Graph RAGRelations
LlamaParse
Parsing
PDFsTablesOCR
Query Engine
Retrieval
RAGQ&A
Chat Engine
Retrieval
ConversationalMemory
Hybrid Retriever
Retrieval
Vector + BM25Reranking
Workflows
Orchestration
Multi-StepAgents
LlamaHub Loaders
Data Connectors
NotionSlackS3
Evaluators
Evaluation
FaithfulnessRelevancy
Response Synthesizer
Synthesis
TreeRefine
Node Postprocessors
Post-Processing
RerankingFiltering
Agent Tools
Agents
SQLAPIsCode
Embedding Models
Embeddings
LocalHuggingFace
Observability
Tracing
CallbacksLogging
Sub-Question Engine
Advanced RAG
Multi-DocDecompose

LlamaIndex is fully open source (MIT licence) — install via pip install llama-index on any GigaGPU server. Pair with Ollama or vLLM for local LLM inference.

Why Host LlamaIndex on a Dedicated GPU?

Running LlamaIndex locally with a self-hosted LLM eliminates per-token API costs, keeps your documents private, and gives you full control over every component of your RAG pipeline.

Cloud API Approach

LLM InferencePer-token fees
Embedding ModelPer-call fees
Data PrivacyData leaves your network
LatencyNetwork round-trip
Cost at ScaleGrows with every query

Dedicated GPU Approach

LLM InferenceUnlimited — flat rate
Embedding ModelRun locally — no fees
Data PrivacyNever leaves your server
LatencyLocal inference — no hops
Cost at ScaleSame price at any volume

LlamaIndex Hosting Use Cases

From private document search to production knowledge assistants — LlamaIndex on dedicated GPUs powers it all.

Document Q&A

Index PDFs, Word docs, and Markdown files with LlamaIndex’s VectorStoreIndex. Ask natural language questions and get cited answers grounded in your source material — all running privately on your GPU server.

Enterprise Knowledge Assistant

Connect LlamaIndex to Notion, Confluence, Slack, Google Drive, and databases via LlamaHub loaders. Give your team an AI assistant that searches across all internal knowledge with full data sovereignty.

Legal & Compliance Research

Parse complex legal documents with LlamaParse’s table and layout handling. Build retrieval pipelines that cite specific clauses and sections — critical for legal teams needing traceable AI answers.

Healthcare & Clinical Data

Keep patient data on-premises while using RAG to search clinical records, research papers, and treatment guidelines. No data leaves the UK-based server — simplifying GDPR and NHS IG compliance.

Financial Analysis & Due Diligence

Index earnings reports, SEC filings, and market data. LlamaIndex’s structured extraction and query routing lets analysts ask complex questions across thousands of financial documents instantly.

Academic & Research RAG

Build literature review assistants that index hundreds of papers and retrieve relevant passages with citations. Ideal for universities and research teams who need reproducible, private AI workflows.

Customer Support Automation

Deploy a RAG-powered support bot that retrieves answers from your helpdesk articles, product docs, and FAQs. LlamaIndex’s Chat Engine provides conversational memory for multi-turn support sessions.

Codebase Q&A & Documentation

Index your repositories and internal documentation. Developers can query codebases in natural language — useful for onboarding, debugging, and navigating large legacy projects with LlamaIndex agents.

LlamaIndex Hosting Pricing

Dedicated GPU servers for running LlamaIndex with a local LLM. Fixed monthly pricing — no per-query or per-token fees.

RTX 3050 · 6GBStarter
ArchitectureAmpere
VRAM6 GB GDDR6
FP326.77 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 4.0 x8
~18
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4Good for small RAG prototypes
From £69.00/mo
Configure
RTX 4060 · 8GBPopular Pick
ArchitectureAda Lovelace
VRAM8 GB GDDR6
FP3215.11 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 4.0 x8
~52
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4Runs 7B LLM + embeddings
From £79.00/mo
Configure
RTX 5060 · 8GBBudget
ArchitectureBlackwell 2.0
VRAM8 GB GDDR7
FP3219.18 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 5.0 x8
~70
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4GDDR7 bandwidth boost
From £89.00/mo
Configure
RX 9070 XT · 16GBAMD RDNA 4
ArchitectureRDNA 4.0
VRAM16 GB GDDR6
FP3248.66 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 5.0 x16
~95
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4ROCm / Ollama ready
From £129.00/mo
Configure
Arc Pro B70 · 32GBNew
ArchitectureXe2
VRAM32 GB GDDR6
FP3222.9 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 5.0 x16
~75
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q432GB for large index + LLM
From £179.00/mo
Configure
RTX 5080 · 16GBHigh Throughput
ArchitectureBlackwell 2.0
VRAM16 GB GDDR7
FP3256.28 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 5.0 x16
~140
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4Blackwell performance
From £189.00/mo
Configure
Radeon AI Pro R9700 · 32GBAI Pro
ArchitectureRDNA 4
VRAM32 GB GDDR6
FP3247.84 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 5.0 x16
~110
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q432GB runs 70B Q2 + RAG
From £199.00/mo
Configure
Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 · 96GBNew
ArchitectureStrix Halo
Unified RAM96 GB LPDDR5X
FP3214.8 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 4.0
~55
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q496GB shared memory pool
From £209.00/mo
Configure
RTX 5090 · 32GBFor Production
ArchitectureBlackwell 2.0
VRAM32 GB GDDR7
FP32104.8 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 5.0 x16
~220
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4Production RAG at speed
From £399.00/mo
Configure
RTX 6000 PRO · 96GBEnterprise
ArchitectureBlackwell 2.0
VRAM96 GB GDDR7
FP32126.0 TFLOPS
BusPCIe 5.0 x16
~160
tok/s · LLaMA 3 70B Q4Enterprise RAG at scale
From £899.00/mo
Configure

Token throughput figures are rough estimates under single-user, single-GPU conditions at Q4_K_M quantisation. Real-world performance varies with concurrent requests, context length, and configuration. See benchmark methodology →

GPU Performance Overview for LlamaIndex Workloads

A RAG stack splits VRAM between the LLM, embedding model, and KV cache. Here’s how each GPU handles a typical LlamaIndex deployment — including VRAM budgets and recommended stacks.

RTX 4060 Ti
16 GB VRAM
Development & Small RAG

Enough VRAM for a 7B LLM at Q4 plus an embedding model. Ideal for building and testing LlamaIndex pipelines before scaling up.

VRAM Budget — Example Stack
LLM (7B Q4)~4.5 GB
Embeddings~0.5 GB
KV Cache~2 GB
~68
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4
via Ollama
Mistral 7B nomic-embed-text ChromaDB
RTX 5080
16 GB VRAM
Fast 7B–13B RAG

Blackwell architecture delivers the fastest 7B inference on 16GB. Ideal for high-concurrency RAG APIs where response speed matters more than model size.

VRAM Budget — Example Stack
LLM (7B Q4)~4.5 GB
Embeddings~1 GB
KV Cache~3 GB
~140
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4
via Ollama
Mistral 7B bge-base-en ChromaDB Low Latency
Radeon AI Pro R9700
32 GB VRAM
Large Index + 33B Models

32GB RDNA 4 at a competitive price point. Fits 33B LLMs at Q4 alongside embeddings with VRAM to spare — a strong option for teams running larger models in RAG without the RTX 5090 premium.

VRAM Budget — Example Stack
LLM (33B Q4)~19 GB
Embeddings~0.5 GB
KV Cache~5 GB
~110
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4
via Ollama
DeepSeek 33B nomic-embed-text Qdrant ROCm
RTX 5090
32 GB VRAM
High-Throughput Production

Fastest single-GPU option. 32GB GDDR7 runs 13B at full Q8 quality or 70B at Q2 — with the Blackwell architecture delivering the highest token throughput available.

VRAM Budget — Example Stack
LLM (13B Q8)~14 GB
Embeddings~1 GB
KV Cache~6 GB
~220
tok/s · LLaMA 3 8B Q4
via Ollama
LLaMA 3 13B Q8 e5-large-v2 FAISS Hybrid Search
RTX 6000 PRO
96 GB VRAM
Enterprise — 70B RAG

96GB enables full-quality 70B models at Q4 alongside large embedding models and extensive KV cache. The only single-GPU option for enterprise-grade RAG with the largest open source LLMs.

VRAM Budget — Example Stack
LLM (70B Q4)~40 GB
Embeddings~1.5 GB
KV Cache~12 GB
~160
tok/s · LLaMA 3 70B Q4
via Ollama
LLaMA 3 70B bge-m3 pgvector Graph RAG Agents

Full GPU Benchmark Comparison

Estimated throughput running LLaMA 3 8B at Q4_K_M via Ollama. Single user, single GPU. Higher is faster.

RTX 30506 GB · Ampere
~18
18
Prototype
RTX 40608 GB · Ada Lovelace
~52 tok/s
52
7B + embed
RTX 4060 Ti16 GB · Ada Lovelace
~68 tok/s
68
13B + embed
RTX 50608 GB · Blackwell
~70 tok/s
70
7B + embed
Arc Pro B7032 GB · Xe2
~75 tok/s
75
33B Q4
RTX 309024 GB · Ampere
~85 tok/s
85
13B full stack
RX 9070 XT16 GB · RDNA 4
~95 tok/s
95
13B + embed
R970032 GB · RDNA 4
~110 tok/s
110
33B + embed
RTX 508016 GB · Blackwell
~140 tok/s
140
Fast 7B–13B
RTX 6000 PRO96 GB · Blackwell
~160 tok/s (70B Q4)
160
70B full RAG
RTX 509032 GB · Blackwell
~220 tok/s
220
Fastest RAG

Estimates only · LLaMA 3 8B Q4_K_M · Single user · RAG latency also depends on embedding model, vector store, and retrieval strategy · Full benchmark methodology →

Deploy LlamaIndex in 4 Steps

From order to running RAG queries in under 30 minutes.

01

Choose Your GPU & Configure

Pick the GPU that fits your LLM size and RAG throughput needs. Select your OS (Ubuntu 22/24, Debian, Windows) and NVMe storage size.

02

Server Provisioned

Your dedicated GPU server is provisioned and you receive SSH or RDP credentials. Typical deployment time is under one hour.

03

Install LlamaIndex & Ollama

Run pip install llama-index and install Ollama for local LLM inference. Pull your chosen model and set up a vector store like ChromaDB or FAISS.

04

Index Documents & Query

Load your documents, build a VectorStoreIndex, and start querying. Expose as a FastAPI endpoint or connect to Open WebUI for a chat interface.

Compatible Tools & Integrations

LlamaIndex works alongside every major LLM framework and vector store — all installable on your GigaGPU server.

LlamaIndex Hosting — Frequently Asked Questions

LlamaIndex is an open source Python and TypeScript framework for building retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) applications. It handles document ingestion, chunking, indexing, retrieval, and LLM-powered answer synthesis. Self-hosting on a dedicated GPU means your LLM inference runs locally — no per-token API fees, no data leaving your server, and no rate limits. You get full control over every component of the pipeline.
LlamaIndex supports any LLM — including locally hosted models via Ollama or vLLM. Popular choices include LLaMA 3, Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen, and Gemma. Install Ollama on your GigaGPU server, pull your model, and point LlamaIndex’s Settings.llm at the local endpoint. No OpenAI API key required.
A typical RAG stack runs an LLM plus an embedding model on the same GPU. For a 7B LLM at Q4 with a small embedding model, 8–16GB is workable. For 13B models or larger embedding models, 16–24GB is recommended. If you want to run a 70B model alongside your retrieval pipeline, 32–96GB VRAM gives the best experience. Vector stores like ChromaDB and FAISS run in system RAM, so they don’t consume VRAM.
Yes. ChromaDB, Qdrant, FAISS, and pgvector all run locally alongside LlamaIndex on your GigaGPU server. All servers come with 128GB system RAM and NVMe storage, which is more than enough for most vector store workloads. For very large indices (millions of documents), you may want a higher-storage configuration — contact our sales team for custom options.
Yes — the core LlamaIndex framework is open source under the MIT licence and completely free. You pay only for the GPU server hardware. LlamaIndex also offers a managed cloud platform with additional features like hosted LlamaParse and evaluation dashboards, but these are optional — the self-hosted open source version is fully featured for RAG applications.
LlamaIndex is purpose-built for document indexing and retrieval — it excels at structured data ingestion, hybrid search, and production evaluation. LangChain is broader, focusing on multi-step agent orchestration. For RAG-heavy applications like document Q&A or knowledge search, LlamaIndex is generally the more ergonomic choice. You can also combine both — LlamaIndex as the retrieval backend and LangChain for agent logic. Both run on any GigaGPU server.
All servers are located in the UK. This ensures low latency for European users and compliance with UK/EU data protection requirements — important for businesses that need data to remain within jurisdiction.
We support any OS including Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 12, Windows Server, and others. Ubuntu is recommended for LlamaIndex hosting due to the best ecosystem support for CUDA drivers, Python, Ollama, and vector databases.

Available on all servers

  • 1Gbps Port
  • NVMe Storage
  • 128GB DDR4/DDR5
  • Any OS
  • 99.9% Uptime
  • Root/Admin Access

Our dedicated GPU servers provide full hardware resources and a dedicated GPU card, ensuring unmatched performance and privacy. Perfect for self-hosting LlamaIndex RAG pipelines, knowledge assistants, document Q&A systems, and any other retrieval-augmented generation workload — with no shared resources and no token fees.

Get in Touch

Have questions about which GPU is right for your LlamaIndex workload? Our team can help you choose the right configuration for your RAG pipeline, model size, and throughput requirements.

Contact Sales →

Or browse the knowledgebase for setup guides on LlamaIndex, Ollama, and more.

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