A Year in LLM Serving: Workload Evolution, Caching and Load-Balancing
ArXiv cs.LG ·
01 / At a Glance
This paper analyzes production LLM serving workloads over one year, revealing how traffic patterns and model usage have evolved, and proposes improved caching and load-balancing strategies to optimize inference performance and cost. The findings provide empirical data on real-world LLM deployment challenges, including token cache management and request distribution across inference clusters.
02 / Full Analysis
This paper analyzes production LLM serving workloads over one year, revealing how traffic patterns and model usage have evolved, and proposes improved caching and load-balancing strategies to optimize inference performance and cost. The findings provide empirical data on real-world LLM deployment challenges, including token cache management and request distribution across inference clusters. Enterprise leaders deploying LLMs at scale will find actionable insights on infrastructure efficiency and cost reduction.
03 / QM Perspective
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