@JaydevTonde: Explored NVIDIA Dynamo today, it provides us lots of things to deploy LLM across multiple node in GPU Cluster. It inclu…
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Explored NVIDIA Dynamo, a tool for deploying LLMs across multiple GPU cluster nodes with features like model caching, autoscaling, multinode deployments, and Kubernetes integration.
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Explored NVIDIA Dynamo today, it provides us lots of things to deploy LLM across multiple node in GPU Cluster.
It includes
- Model Caching and ModelExpress
- Autoscaling, rolling updates, Disaggregated Communication and observability metrics
- Multinode deployments
- Topology aware scheduling and routing
- Schedulers like Grove and LWS etc.
I Just have covered Kubernetes deployments part yet. Lots to be done
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