Category: AI/ML & vGPU

Short description Locust is a load testing tool. You describe simulated users in a small Python file, then watch how your service behaves as concurrency rises. Purpose and how people use it People use Locust to find where a service slows down or breaks under load. For an AI stack it answers a specific question:…

Short description Dify is an all in one platform to build, run, and publish LLM apps. It covers chatbots, agents, visual workflows, and RAG knowledge bases, then lets you publish any of them as a web app or an API. Purpose and how people use it People use Dify to go from idea to a…

Short description Langfuse is observability and tracing for LLM applications. It records every call, prompt, response, latency, and cost so you can see what your stack is actually doing. Purpose and how people use it People use Langfuse to debug and improve LLM apps. When an agent gives a strange answer, the trace shows the…

Short description Langflow is a visual flow builder for LLM pipelines and agents, similar in spirit to Flowise but with its own node set and feel. Purpose and how people use it People use Langflow to design RAG flows, agents, and prompt pipelines visually, test them in a built in playground, and export them as…

Short description Flowise is a visual drag and drop builder for LLM apps and agents. You assemble chains, agents, and RAG pipelines as boxes on a canvas. Purpose and how people use it People use Flowise to prototype chatbots, RAG assistants, and tool using agents quickly, then expose them as an API or an embed…

Short description n8n is a workflow automation platform with strong AI building blocks. You wire nodes together on a canvas to automate tasks and build agents. Purpose and how people use it People use n8n to connect apps and APIs and to build AI agents and pipelines without writing much code. Typical uses include automated…

Who this is for This guide gets a Windows machine ready to run the rest of the stack. You will install WSL (a way to run real Linux inside Windows), the Ubuntu Linux system, and Docker Desktop. After this you can follow any tool guide in the series. You only do this once. Step 1:…