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In general, Airy is mostly targeted at mid market companies and enterprises that deal with a lot of conversations, e.g. we helped a European retail company to launch conversational experiences on Google Search and Google Maps for their central customer support team and their 1,800 local stores (https://businessmessages.google/success-stories/tedi/).

Airy gives you an enterprise-grade communication infrastructure, running in a Kubernetes cluster, for example EKS with several virtual machines when you are running on AWS. Our recommended initial setup consists out of two c5.xlarge EC2 instances. This should be powerful enough to handle several conversational sources and a few hundred thousand conversations per month. We also have a few rather large SMBs among our customers, but the average SMB rarely gets to such amounts of conversational traffic yet.

Installing Airy is rather easy and can be done with our Airy CLI to set up a remote cloud instance from your local machine with a single command e.g. in AWS ("airy create --provider=aws").

We also have a tutorial detailing the individual steps to get an Airy instance up and running, and also properly secured of course: https://blog.airy.co/tutorial-airy-installation-aws/