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Together AI Enhances Model Inference Configuration
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Why it matters
- →Enables seamless rollouts and A/B testing with zero downtime.
- →Ensures efficient resource allocation and scaling through capacity-aware traffic splitting.
- →Provides consistent performance with immutable configurations and easy rollback options.
Together AI has unveiled a new architecture for model inference that combines endpoints, deployments, and configurations with a capacity-aware traffic split. This setup allows for advanced features like rollouts and A/B testing while maintaining zero-downtime updates. The platform uses immutable configurations to ensure consistent performance and easy rollback options. This approach simplifies the deployment process and enhances the reliability of AI applications by optimizing resource allocation and scaling.
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