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Automated Deployment and Management Pipeline Architecture for Open-Weight Models

An architecture that automates open-weight model onboarding through a seven-stage pipeline, from HuggingFace leaderboard scanning and benchmark reproduction to instance performance profiling, deployment guide generation for multiple targets, and global Spot capacity acquisition, with human involvement at approval gates

Cache-Hit Strategy

Unifying the three layers of inference caching (KV/prefix, exact-response, semantic) into a single decision framework with hit-rate targets, measurement points, and tuning levers for each layer.

GPU Scheduling and Cloud Fallback

Designs a highly available GenAI inference layer for EKS Hybrid Nodes GPU nodes with resource isolation (taints), a hybrid-only NVIDIA Device Plugin deployment, and a Karpenter-based cloud GPU fallback NodePool.

Inference Frameworks

vLLM·llm-d·MoE·NeMo — AI framework layer for actual model serving, distributed inference, and fine-tuning on GPUs

Inference Optimization on EKS

EKS architecture overview for maximizing LLM Inference performance — starting point for vLLM, KV Cache-Aware Routing, Disaggregated Serving, LWS multi-node, and GPU autoscaling

LMCache: KV Cache Offloading and Sharing

The concept of LMCache — offloading KV cache beyond GPU memory to CPU and disk and sharing it across inference instances — and its relationship to vLLM prefix cache, NIXL, and kvaware routing.

Model Serving & Inference Infrastructure

A guide to the GPU infrastructure, inference framework, and inference optimization layers, with a single map of the end-to-end LLM inference request path and per-layer tuning levers — inference gateway, prefill/decode disaggregation, KV cache-aware routing, LMCache, and cache-hit strategy.

MoE Model Serving Concept Guide

Architecture concepts, distributed deployment strategies, and performance optimization principles for Mixture of Experts models

NVIDIA Dynamo Inference Benchmark

Hardware requirements, four workload families, and a measurement plan for comparing aggregated and disaggregated NVIDIA Dynamo serving on EKS

Reasoning and Tool-Call Output Integrity

Why reasoning and tool calls leak into answers when self-serving open-weight LLMs on vLLM or SGLang, classified by layer, with engine settings, client contracts, and a remediation layer that prevent it

vLLM Model Serving

vLLM PagedAttention, parallelization strategies, Multi-LoRA, and hardware support architecture