Unified model serving
Package and deploy open-source or custom models across architectures, frameworks, and modalities. The site lists serving examples including vLLM, TRT-LLM, JAX, SGLang, PyTorch, and Transformers.
Bento is an inference platform for packaging, deploying, optimizing, and operating AI and machine-learning models at scale. It supports open and custom models across cloud, on-premises, Kubernetes, and bring-your-own-cloud environments.
Bento is an inference platform for teams that need to deploy and operate AI and machine-learning models in production. It provides a unified way to serve open-source and custom models across architectures, frameworks, and modalities, while giving teams control over deployment environments and infrastructure.
The platform combines deployment automation, observability, access control, resource and quota tracking, and versioned release workflows. Its compute layer supports elastic and cross-region scaling, auto-scaling based on inference workloads, scaling to zero, and cold-start acceleration.
Bento supports deployments on a user's own cloud or on-premises Kubernetes environments, as well as Bento Cloud. It also provides inference optimization controls for balancing latency, throughput, and cost, with serving patterns for interactive, asynchronous, batch, and multi-model workflows.
Package and deploy open-source or custom models across architectures, frameworks, and modalities. The site lists serving examples including vLLM, TRT-LLM, JAX, SGLang, PyTorch, and Transformers.
Scale deployments according to inference workload patterns with traffic-based auto-scaling, elastic and cross-region scaling, scaling to zero, and cold-start acceleration.
Tune deployment components and configurations against latency, throughput, or cost goals. Distributed LLM inference can run large models across multiple GPUs.
Manage deployment automation and CI/CD with version control, rollbacks, canary releases, shadow testing, and A/B testing.
Monitor compute, system health, performance, and LLM-specific metrics while using fine-grained access control and resource and quota tracking.
Run inference on a bring-your-own-cloud setup, on-premises Kubernetes, or Bento Cloud. The site also presents access to NVIDIA and AMD GPU hardware through Bento Cloud.
Serve chatbots, recommendation features, and other user-facing AI functions where sub-second latency is a stated deployment goal.
Run long-running tasks that do not require an immediate response, using an async serving pattern instead of an interactive request path.
Process large datasets in batches and optimize the deployment for compute efficiency rather than instant responses.
Chain multiple models to build more complex retrieval-augmented generation or compound AI systems.
Use the LLM handbook and performance explorer to study inference metrics, compare models, GPUs, and frameworks, and assess optimization approaches before deployment.
The site describes support for popular open-source models and custom models of any architecture, framework, or modality. Listed serving technologies include vLLM, TRT-LLM, JAX, SGLang, PyTorch, and Transformers.
The documented deployment choices include a user's own cloud, on-premises Kubernetes, and Bento Cloud. The platform is positioned for self-hosted deployment and also presents managed access to selected GPU hardware through Bento Cloud.
Yes. The site describes serving patterns for interactive applications, asynchronous long-running tasks, large-scale batch inference, and workflows that chain multiple models.
Its operations features include deployment automation and CI/CD, version control with rollbacks, and canary, shadow, and A/B testing workflows.
Bento provides an LLM inference handbook covering metrics and techniques such as time to first token, tokens per second, continuous batching, and prefix caching. Its performance explorer compares models, GPUs, and inference frameworks.
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