World Congress 2025 • Aug 20, 2025 • Session details

Self-Hosted LLMs: From Zero to Inference

Cedric Clyburn , Roberto Carratalá

Why risk data privacy with third-party APIs when you can run models natively? Discover how to deploy, quantize, and scale self-hosted LLMs for completely secure, offline development.

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#1 about 3 min

The growing trend of self-hosting AI models

Why developers are increasingly opting to self-host language models to reduce reliance on third-party web services.

#2 about 2 min

Why developers should run AI models locally

How self-hosting resolves organizational data privacy concerns and accelerates the inner loop of local application development.

#3 about 3 min

Open source tools for running and scaling models

How container-based execution engines assist in scaling and inferencing massive language models across varied hardware constraints.

#4 about 3 min

Selecting the right open source model for workloads

How to evaluate open source repository formats to locate models perfectly fine-tuned for specialized reasoning, language interpolation, or multimodal pipelines.

#5 about 3 min

Reducing memory footprints through AI model quantization

Using quantization techniques to compress active weighting constants into lower precision scales for highly performant execution on consumer components.

#6 about 2 min

Integrating local AI models with existing business data

How tightly coupling locally hosted open source models directly with active codebase logic and documentation solves generic contextual boundaries.

#7 about 3 min

Running an AI model locally using Podman AI Lab

How to pull and serve an instruct-tuned conversational model via an offline desktop containerized testing playground.

#8 about 4 min

Building local RAG architectures using the Anything LLM tool

How intertwining a lightweight document vector database with a locally served language model wholly eliminates false inferences during queries.

#9 about 5 min

Setting up a local AI code assistant workspace

How configuring an open source code extension rapidly generates functional Python endpoints using entirely private offline compute constraints.

#10 about 5 min

Developing agentic AI applications using Model Context Protocol

How implementing systemic communication protocols alongside a Python execution framework equips local models to resolve deep external calculation tasks.

#11 about 1 min

Replacing commercial AI APIs with self-hosted open source models

How exchanging proprietary cloud APIs for strictly self-hosted containerized infrastructure yields massive deployment flexibility and vendor autonomy.

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