@robertnishihara: Try Ray 2.56!
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Ray 2.56 is released with stability improvements for Ray Data and a re-architecture of Ray Serve for better LLM serving performance.
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Try Ray 2.56!
ray (@raydistributed): We just released Ray 2.56! This includes
- Ray Data stability improvements: reduced object store spilling, automatic batch size selection
- Ray Serve LLM re-architecture: decoupling request handling from the token streaming response path, LLM serving performance improvements, new
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