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AWS publishes deployment and evaluation workflow for JumpStart

An October 14 AWS guide shows how SageMaker Python SDK v3 can find and deploy a model from JumpStart, then measure it with sample prompts. The example records latency, approximate output length and single-request generation rate.

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After testing, the guide includes endpoint deletion to avoid ongoing charges. JumpStart Model Hub offers sample notebooks and a one-click path from Hugging Face discovery; named configurations target low cost or low latency.

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