Great tutorial ! I see you have good knowledge about AWS. Just curious what are the most benefits of choosing AWS for serverless backend instead of Vercel? Vercel seems way easier to configure and it uses by default serverless functions for API routes handling. Any particular reason for not using it for the backend, as it seems you're using for the frontend ?
Yeah, great question! AWS offers more flexibility and scalability for complex backends, which is crucial for RAG systems that might need to handle large datasets or complex processing. AFAIK, Vercel also doesn't support Python (which is my preferred backend language), and Vercel is more expensive than Lambda at scale (after all, Vercel does use AWS behind the scenes).
I literally clicked liked button when I saw the title because I know the video will be awesome as always
same here
Thanks so much! Really appreciate the support. Hope you enjoyed the video! 😊
Using almost the same stack .. And that is the video I was looking for !
Keep it up
😄 Hope you find the tutorial useful for your project. Let me know how it goes!
@@pixegami sure will do. very soon !
Great tutorial, thanks for posting.
We need a Langrapgh Project please
I love your videos and wanted to know which software do you use for representing your architecture diagrams, they look wonderful?
hey, does the demo link is still working?
Great tutorial ! I see you have good knowledge about AWS. Just curious what are the most benefits of choosing AWS for serverless backend instead of Vercel? Vercel seems way easier to configure and it uses by default serverless functions for API routes handling. Any particular reason for not using it for the backend, as it seems you're using for the frontend ?
Yeah, great question! AWS offers more flexibility and scalability for complex backends, which is crucial for RAG systems that might need to handle large datasets or complex processing. AFAIK, Vercel also doesn't support Python (which is my preferred backend language), and Vercel is more expensive than Lambda at scale (after all, Vercel does use AWS behind the scenes).