LLM Engineer's Almanac - Advisor | Modal
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A simple tool for estimating the throughput and latency of LLM engines
I want to serve with I expect on average Clients should receive in under 95% of the time I want to see configuration Metric: Aggregate: Frequently Asked Questions What is this? How do I use it? This interactive chart indicates the per-replica throughput and client-side latency you can expect when running open weights language models on open source inference engines, in particular on Modal. Select a workload (model, tokens in and out), set a latency objective, and indicate whether you want to see all configurations or just the one that got the best throughput or best latency.…
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