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Local LLM with Ollama, LLAMA3 and LM Studio // Private AI Server

Forget using public generative AI resources like ChatGPT. Use local large language models (LLMs) instead which allows you to create a private AI server. In the video, we step through setting up a private AI server in Windows Subsystem for Linux and a few hacks that need to happen so that your API can be accessible to the open source frontend called Open WebUI. Written post on the steps: https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2... Ollama download: https://ollama.com/download LM Studio: https://lmstudio.ai/ ★ Subscribe to the channel:    / @virtualizationhowto   ★ My blog: https://www.virtualizationhowto.com ★ Twitter:   / vspinmaster   ★ LinkedIn:   / brandon-lee-vht   ★ Github: https://github.com/brandonleegit ★ Facebook:   / 100092747277326   ★ Discord:   / discord   ★ Pinterest:   / brandonleevht   Introduction - 0:00 What are Large Language Models (LLMs) - 0:45 Advantages of hosting LLMs locally - 1:30 Hardware to run LLMs on your own hardware - 2:30 Setting up Ollama - 3:18 Looking at the Linux script for Ollama - 3:40 Downloading and running popular LLM models - 4:18 Command to download LLAMA3 language model - 4:31 Initiating a chat session from the WSL terminal - 5:16 Looking at Hugging Face open source models - 5:46 Open WebUI web frontend for private AI servers - 6:20 Looking at the Docker run command for Open WebUI - 6:50 Accessing, signing up, and tweaking settings in Open WebUI - 7:22 Reviewing the architecture of the private AI solution - 7:38 Talking about a hack for WSL to allow traffic from outside WSL to connect - 7:54 Looking at the netsh command for the port proxy - 8:24 Chatting with the LLM using Open WebUI - 9:00 Writing an Ansible Playbook - 9:20 PowerCLI scripts - 9:29 Overview of LM Studio - 9:42 Business use cases for local LLMs - 10:16 Wrapping up and final thoughts - 10:51