Deploy VecturaDB on AWS, in your own account

VecturaDB on one EC2 instance, with HTTPS and API keys, from a Launch Stack button with VecturaDB already chosen. The server and its data stay in your AWS account, AWS bills you directly, and the template is open source.

The template

The template is free and open source (Apache 2.0). You pay only AWS, which bills you directly: no fee from us.

Times: medians in our tests with VecturaDB 1.0.0-preview.8, against the server on the instance itself. Cost: an estimate with the AWS list prices of eu-west-1 in USD, on 29 October 2026, without the snapshots of the backups. The details are on the page of the template.

How it works

  1. Open the form

    Launch Stack opens the quick-create page of CloudFormation in eu-west-1, in your AWS account, with VecturaDB already chosen. You choose the API key, the instance type, the access and the IP addresses that may connect.

  2. Create

    Tick the three acknowledgements and create the stack. In our tests it was ready in 521 seconds, with HTTPS.

  3. Connect

    Open the Outputs tab: Url is the address of your server, over HTTPS. The Chroma clients connect to it with the API key.

import chromadb

client = chromadb.HttpClient(host="<the host in Url>", port=443, ssl=True,
                             headers={"x-chroma-token": "<your key>"})

Python, chromadb 1.5.9: the connection we ran against the template with VecturaDB. Without the key, the server answers 401.

Disclaimer. The templates and their scripts are provided as is, without warranty of any kind, as stated in the Apache License 2.0. The numbers on this page are what we measured with VecturaDB 1.0.0-preview.8 on 6 November 2026 in eu-west-1: your region, sizes, data and versions may behave differently. You are responsible for your data: back it up, and test a restore on a copy before you rely on it.

Not sure about your case? Open an issue in the VecturaDB repository, describe your data and your setup, and we will take a look on a best-effort basis.

VecturaDB is an independent fork of Chroma, under the Apache License 2.0. The original code is copyright Chroma Inc. and its contributors. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Chroma Inc. CHROMA is a registered trademark of Chroma Inc., used here only to describe compatibility.