Run OpenClaw, the open-source AI assistant and automation gateway, from a pre-configured AMI in your own AWS account. Talk to the same agent from Telegram, Discord, Slack and more, with no command-line setup.
OpenClaw is an open-source, self-hosted AI assistant and automation gateway. It connects messaging apps to one agent runtime, so you reach the same assistant, with the same memory, from whichever app you have open. It is an assistant, not a security or compliance tool.
Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, Slack, Signal and iMessage.
The same assistant and context across every channel.
Use your own Anthropic, OpenAI or other API key.
Let agents use tools and add skills from ClawHub.
Manage the agent from the browser.
Gateway authentication is required by default.
A manual install means Node.js, nginx, a systemd service and SSL. The AMI does all of it through a CloudFormation template.
Subscribe on AWS Marketplace and enter your domain, dashboard login, model provider and API key. Make sure the provider matches the key.
After 5-10 minutes, create a DNS record with the PublicIp from the stack outputs.
Open the DashboardUrl and log in with the admin username and password you set.
Create a Telegram bot, paste its token into the configuration and wait for the service to restart.
An AMI on AWS Marketplace, launched into your own AWS account with a CloudFormation stack.
Launch on AWS | OpenClaw by Meetrix | Manual OpenClaw install | Hosted AI assistant SaaS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Your AWS account | Your own server | The vendor's cloud |
| Data control | Conversations and keys stay in your account | Yours, if configured correctly | Vendor stores your conversations |
| Setup time | Minutes | Hours | Instant |
| Model choice | Your own provider | Your own provider | Vendor's model |
Messages still pass through the model provider and channels you connect. Read about OpenClaw on AWS →
An open-source, self-hosted AI assistant and automation gateway that connects messaging apps to one agent runtime.
No. It does not scan infrastructure or produce compliance reports. It is an AI assistant.
Any provider you have an API key for, such as Anthropic or OpenAI. You set the key and provider at launch.
The key is wrong or revoked, or the provider does not match the key. Remove the deployment and launch again with the right values.
Conversations, memory and API keys stay on your instance; Meetrix has no access. Messages still pass through your model provider and connected channels.
Gateway authentication is required by default, but you should rotate the admin credentials, restrict agent tools and review skills before installing them.
t3.large or larger.
Back up your server data, remove the old stack and launch the new version from AWS Marketplace.
Network isolation, permissions, credentials and a checklist.
What OpenClaw does and real automation use cases.
Launch the stack, add channels and read the logs.
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