Analyze
Understand workload, model, and available infrastructure.
A control plane inside servescale.ai evaluates the model, request, policy, live state, and available capacity. It selects an execution path, places the work, and records the result for the next decision.
Understand workload, model, and available infrastructure.
Transform the workload/model to match the infrastructure.
EconomicWatch performance, learn, and adapt continuously.
Use and optimize resources where available.
A GPU allocation alone is not enough information. servescale.ai evaluates execution requirements, reusable state, service policy, and current resource conditions before it commits capacity.
Architecture, memory footprint, context profile, precision, and measured execution behavior.
Supported runtime, kernel, batching, parallelism, quantization, and concurrency settings.
Loaded weights, KV cache, context, locality, and other work that should not be repeated.
Accelerators, CPU, memory, network, topology, pressure, availability, and the power envelope.
Latency, throughput, priority, isolation, capacity, power, and cost requirements for the request.
Each request passes through admission, execution planning, placement, and feedback. The path can change as policy, state, and capacity change.
Authenticate the caller and apply tenant policy, quota, priority, and service-level rules.
Identify the model, request shape, context size, existing state, and quality requirements.
Select the model artifact, runtime, kernel, batch policy, parallelism, and cache strategy.
Choose capacity using topology, memory, locality, warm state, availability, power, and cost.
Route and execute the request while enforcing isolation and observing the selected path.
Record latency, throughput, utilization, failures, power, and cost for subsequent decisions.
Applications call a stable service. Kubernetes continues to manage infrastructure. servescale.ai handles the inference-specific work between them: model preparation, admission, routing, placement, runtime selection, cache, context, and recovery.
Measure the model and request mix. Validate runtime, kernel, model form, batching, and cache settings against the service objective.
Choose an execution target using warm state, topology, memory pressure, accelerator fit, priority, power, and cost.
Virtualize models, state, and resources so capacity can be shared and rebalanced without crossing tenant or policy boundaries.
Use measured demand, failures, latency, throughput, utilization, and power to revise configuration and placement.
Provides the durable infrastructure substrate and lifecycle primitives.
Adds the model-, state-, and economics-aware decisions inference requires.
Models, runtimes, state, and heterogeneous infrastructure are managed through the same set of service and policy objectives.