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Docling document conversion

AI Platform & Data Hardened AMI

Convert born-digital PDF and DOCX files into Markdown and structured JSON on CPU. Local layout and table models are included; OCR and remote enrichment are disabled.

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AMI release
Docling 0.1.13 - Ubuntu 24.04
Recommended
t3.large
Storage
32 GiB+ encrypted gp3
Access
Session Manager or SSH
Released
Oct 17, 2026
Delivery
Amazon Machine Image in your own AWS account

CPU PDF and DOCX conversion to Markdown and JSON.

Local layout and table models with OCR disabled.

Private HTTPS access and a document conversion walkthrough.

Quick start

Full guide →
  1. Launch and wait for startup
  2. Use the private connection
  3. Convert your first document

Starting configuration

  • t3.large · 8 GiB minimum
  • 32 GiB root storage
  • Private HTTPS · port 8443

These are minimum starting sizes, not throughput benchmarks.

Scope and limits

Package limits. PDF and DOCX only; up to 10 MiB per file and 20 PDF pages, with one conversion at a time. Use a PDF with selectable text. Scanned pages, image/audio input, embeddings and a GPU endpoint are outside this package.

Unresolved security findings

This version has not passed the full Software Sushi security gate. Read the exact version-specific known issues and maintenance, including the raw High/Critical matches and coverage limitations, before deployment. A successful application task or Marketplace listing does not certify a clean host.

Billing

The approved launch software rate is USD 0.01 per running instance-hour for the offer’s listed instance type; confirm the actual offer before subscribing. EC2, EBS and data transfer are billed separately. There is no bundled software trial or annual term. Stop or terminate unused instances to control compute and hourly software usage; retained EBS volumes and other AWS resources can continue to incur charges.

Where to go next

  • Getting started: launch, connect privately and complete your first task.
  • Operations: known issues, backups, upgrades, logs and support.

Upstream project

This is an independently packaged open source product. Software Sushi does not claim upstream or AWS endorsement. Docling uses MIT; model and dependency licences and notices are retained with the installed package. Installed source, dependency and licence materials are under /opt/docling and /usr/share/doc/docling.

Upstream documentation. Software Sushi packages this AMI independently.

Last updated October 17, 2026 · Suggest an improvement