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# Introduction

## AWS Quickstart

**BlurIt On-Premise Cloud Images** are an all-in-one solution designed to run BlurIt On-Premise on your favorite cloud providers. By leveraging our preconfigured cloud images available on the marketplaces, you can deploy the BlurIt On-Premise solution with complete autonomy.

**Important**: while you can autonomously create virtual servers with our images, you still need to contact us to obtain a valid license. 

## Supported providers

✅ [AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-khnd7pnhybcca?applicationId=AWS-Marketplace-Console\&ref_=beagle\&sr=0-5)

⏳ Azure (late October)

⏳ GCP (November)

## Supported servers

We highly recommend deploying BlurIt OP on virtual server with Nvidia GPU for better performance, although the software can be run on CPU only.

AMD GPU are not supported.

For a complete list of hardware requirements, please [see details here](/2.5.4/blurit-on-premise/requirements.md#hardware-requirements).


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