SUSE AI is a locally hosted AI service. It provides secure auditable AI capabilities and allows organizations to deploy AI models on their own infrastructure
SUSE AI 1.0
The SUSE AI service is a locally hosted generative AI. It provides secure auditable AI capabilities and allows organizations to deploy AI models on their own infrastructure using SUSE Linux Micro.
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Introduction to SUSE AI
SUSE AI Requirements
Hardware and software requirements for successful deployment and operation of SUSE AI.
Installing SUSE AI
Introduction to SUSE AI deployment including the process workflow and minimum requirements
Installing NVIDIA GPU Drivers on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Correctly installed NVIDIA GPU drivers utilize the full potential of the GPU unit.
Installing NVIDIA GPU Drivers on SUSE Linux Micro
Correctly installed NVIDIA GPU drivers utilize the full potential of the GPU unit.
Installing SUSE Rancher Prime: RKE2
Learn how to install SUSE Rancher Prime: RKE2
Installing SUSE Rancher Prime
Learn how to install SUSE Rancher Prime on a RKE2 cluster.
Configuring Open WebUI for AI Interaction
Open WebUI is a Web-based interface that allows you to interact with AI models
Using Open WebUI
Open WebUI is a Web-based interface that allows you to interact with AI models
Maintaining Data Integrity of AI Applications
Understand how attackers can exploit your AI stack to access sensitive data and learn safety techniques to prevent such attacks.
SL Micro 6.0 Documentation
Learn how to deploy and configure SLE Micro.
Guiding AI Models with System Prompts
By using good system prompts, the AI model is guided to return more relevant and accurate answers.
Preventing AI Hallucinations with Effective User Prompts
Providing well-crafted system prompts enables AI to generate more accurate responses without hallucinations.
Monitoring SUSE AI with OpenTelemetry and SUSE Observability
Monitoring SUSE AI applications to visualize service topology and collect metrics and logs.
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