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Software Sushi documentation

Ready-to-run software on AWS

Guides for every Software Sushi product on AWS Marketplace. Each one is a hardened Amazon Machine Image that you launch in your own AWS account: your instance, your data, your keys.

How every product works

  1. Subscribe to the product on AWS Marketplace. Most products include a free trial.
  2. Launch an EC2 instance from the listing, with your own key pair, VPC and security group.
  3. Follow the product's getting-started guide below to connect, finish setup and start using it.

Billing runs through your AWS account. You pay the product's hourly fee plus the usual EC2, EBS and data-transfer charges, and you can stop at any time by terminating the instance.

AI Agents

Self-hosted AI agents and agent runtimes on hardened Ubuntu.

  • OpenClaw AI Agent

    Self-hosted OpenClaw AI agent on hardened Ubuntu. Connect Telegram, Slack or Discord with your own keys.

  • Hermes AI Agent

    Nous Research's Hermes AI agent on hardened Ubuntu, chatting on Telegram with your own model key.

  • Sushi OpenShell

    NVIDIA OpenShell on Graviton: policy-controlled Docker sandboxes behind a private mTLS gateway.

  • OpenHands Core

    Self-hosted OpenHands Agent Canvas with Python, terminal and Git tools, plus optional private Telegram.

  • Nanobot AI Agent

    Self-hosted nanobot agent with a password-protected web UI, workspace file tools and private Telegram.

  • Agent Zero Core

    Focused Agent Zero workbench with file, Bash and Python tools, your own cloud model and private Telegram.

ML & Data

Machine learning and analytics that run in your own account.

  • Sushi ML Studio

    No-code machine learning in your browser: upload a spreadsheet, train scikit-learn models, predict.

  • DuckDB Analytics

    DuckDB CLI for fast local CSV and Parquet queries, with pinned extensions for reading your S3 data.

Networking & Security

Gateways, proxies, private access, DNS and secure file transfer.

  • Caddy HTTPS Gateway

    Caddy reverse proxy, private by default, with a per-instance local CA and automatic HTTPS.

  • HAProxy Community LTS

    HAProxy LTS HTTP load balancer with a password-protected stats page.

  • WireGuard Private Access

    WireGuard endpoint with keys generated on first boot and UDP 51820 closed until you add peers.

  • Unbound DNS Resolver

    Validating, caching DNS resolver that answers on loopback only until you open it up.

  • OpenSSH SFTP Drop Box

    OpenSSH SFTP drop box: key-only users locked to their own folder, with no shell.

Observability

Monitoring, status pages, logs, telemetry and notifications.

Messaging & Data Services

Caches, brokers and connection poolers.

  • Valkey Single-Node Cache

    Valkey single-node cache with loopback TLS, an ACL user, an LRU memory cap and no persistence.

  • PgBouncer Connection Pooler

    PgBouncer PostgreSQL connection pooler with required client TLS and SCRAM authentication.

  • NATS Core Broker

    NATS Core broker with loopback TLS, per-user subject permissions and the nats CLI.

  • Mosquitto MQTT Broker

    Eclipse Mosquitto MQTT broker with loopback TLS, users, topic ACLs and persistence.

Automation & Backup

Infrastructure as code, configuration management, backup and transfer.

  • OpenTofu Runner

    OpenTofu with a pinned offline AWS provider mirror for validate and plan. Nothing auto-applies.

  • Ansible Core Runner

    ansible-core runner with pinned collections, a localhost inventory and a vault password.

  • Restic Backup Worker

    restic backup worker: daily encrypted backups, a safe restore script and an optional S3 repository.

  • Rclone Transfer Worker

    rclone transfer worker: a daily checksum copy that never deletes, with an optional S3 target.

Need help?

Write to info@softwaresushi.com with the product name, its version and your AWS Region. Every product page also lists where its upstream project keeps its own documentation.