Cisco GAIA AAS AWS Cloud Capacity

Provision AWS-hosted GAIA AAS service capacity with a defined 100 GB index-storage allocation and 10,000 Generative Answers. Cisco COHS-SAAS-G-SD-B-A applies those measured allowances to a GAIA AAS cloud environment, establishing clear capacity limits for indexed information and AI-assisted answer consumption. The configuration is associated with AWS delivery rather than a physical appliance installation. The 100 GB allowance applies to index storage, not general-purpose file storage. Size this capacity against the indexed information expected in the service environment, including anticipated changes in the amount of data retained for indexing. Generative Answers are measured separately from storage, so answer volume and indexed-data volume require independent consideration. A deployment can therefore evaluate its storage requirement without treating the answer allocation as additional index capacity. This GAIA AAS configuration is distinguished by its paired allocation of 100 GB of index storage and 10,000 Generative Answers. Those two values define the available service capacity for this offering and provide concrete limits for environments that track both indexed information and AI-answer usage. The AWS association makes it relevant to cloud-hosted service environments where those capacities are required within the GAIA AAS service.