1. compiles your model code and dependencies without requiring Dockerfiles or K8s
2. provisions spot or on-demand instances directly in your own AWS/GCP account (via SkyPilot)
3. it then spins up the runtime and gives you a production-ready URL endpoint
I wrote this originally to replace Modal and Baseten, which I wasn't too pleased with. I needed to deploy open-source models inside my own VPC without vendor lock-in or proprietary Python decorators.
Thought the community here might like it. AWS is an amazing cloud - with one-command deployment and scale-to-zero I was able to consolidate all my LLM serving into my own infrastructure for a fraction of the cost.
Would love feedback. There are a few (many?) bugs and a lot of things to iron out, but I'm working with some close friends to make it awesome.
dsemakin•31m ago
You got me interested, a rough table of model size to instance type to spot $/hr would help a lot. The 0.5B example is CPU only, so it doesn't say much about what a 7B or 70B actually costs.
paguasmar•42m ago
1. compiles your model code and dependencies without requiring Dockerfiles or K8s
2. provisions spot or on-demand instances directly in your own AWS/GCP account (via SkyPilot)
3. it then spins up the runtime and gives you a production-ready URL endpoint
I wrote this originally to replace Modal and Baseten, which I wasn't too pleased with. I needed to deploy open-source models inside my own VPC without vendor lock-in or proprietary Python decorators.
Thought the community here might like it. AWS is an amazing cloud - with one-command deployment and scale-to-zero I was able to consolidate all my LLM serving into my own infrastructure for a fraction of the cost.
Would love feedback. There are a few (many?) bugs and a lot of things to iron out, but I'm working with some close friends to make it awesome.