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With P/D disaggregation and Wide-EP on a GB300 NVL72 rack, vLLM serves DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on SemiAnalysis AgentX at 954K tokens/s per GPU at a P90 of 196 tokens/s per user, 7.9x our aggregated single-node result.
How asynchronous preparation and NIXL EP enabled near-zero-downtime Elastic EP scaling in vLLM.
How vLLM optimizes KV cache management, parallelism, scheduling, and P/D disaggregation for agentic workloads, validated on SemiAnalysis AgentX with up to 130K tokens per GPU-second and a 14.6x-106x serving-cost advantage over Opus 5.
How vLLM-Omni optimizes and scales the complete MiniMax H3 stack, then integrates FastVideo’s four-step FastH3 for generation faster than playback.
How we took GLM-5.2-NVFP4 from 40 ms to 17 ms mean TPOT on 24 B300 GPUs with vLLM: P/D disaggregation, MTP speculative decoding, Model Runner V2, and the SLA-first trade-offs behind the final configuration.
How Elastic Expert Parallelism lets vLLM scale Mixture-of-Experts serving up or down at runtime by changing data-parallel workers, redistributing experts, and coordinating live topology changes without server restarts.
How vLLM integrates Mooncake Store as a distributed KV cache for agentic workloads, reusing shared prefixes across turns and instances to improve throughput, TTFT, end-to-end latency, and multi-GPU scaling.
How vLLM improves WideEP and large-scale DeepSeek-style MoE serving on NVIDIA GB200 with NVFP4 and FP8 kernels, fusion, prefill/decode disaggregation, weight offloading, and reduced chunking overhead.
How vLLM reaches 2.2k tokens per second per H200 for DeepSeek-style MoE serving with Wide-EP, async scheduling, dual-batch overlap, disaggregated serving, CUDA graphs, DeepGEMM, and expert load balancing.
How vLLM EPD separates visual encoders from text prefill and decode, covering LMM serving, GPU resource scaling, multimodal interference, and pipelined execution.
What vLLM Router provides for large-scale serving: Rust-based state-aware load balancing, KV-cache affinity, prefill/decode disaggregation orchestration, Kubernetes discovery, retries, circuit breakers, and Prometheus metrics.
How Ray symmetric-run simplifies multi-node vLLM serving by launching the same entrypoint on every Ray cluster node, matching HPC and parallel SSH workflows for distributed model deployments.
How vLLM's inference engine works, covering PagedAttention, continuous batching, prefix caching, speculative decoding, multi-GPU serving, scheduling, and benchmarking for high-throughput LLM workloads.
How OpenRLHF uses vLLM, Ray, ZeRO-3, AutoTP, Ray placement groups, and weight synchronization to accelerate PPO and RLHF sample generation for reasoning models with long chain-of-thought outputs.
What AIBrix adds as a Kubernetes control plane for vLLM: LoRA management, LLM gateway routing, autoscaling, unified runtime, distributed inference, distributed KV cache, heterogeneous serving, and GPU failure detection.
A guide to distributed inference in vLLM, covering tensor parallelism, pipeline parallelism, multi-GPU and multi-node serving, KV cache challenges, speculative decoding, communication kernels, and control-plane design.
What vLLM production-stack adds for Kubernetes serving: prefix-aware routing, LMCache-backed KV cache sharing, autoscaling, observability, fault tolerance, and cluster deployment with higher throughput and lower latency.
