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Open Source
Type
TOOL
Use case
Models: Train & Run · Deployment & Operations
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3 stars
Latest release
v0.1.0
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InferPilot reads a running vLLM server's live Prometheus metrics and diagnoses the real inference bottleneck, including whether a change such as fp8 KV cache will help or do nothing. It diagnoses only when aligned evidence supports a conclusion and otherwise abstains. It is MIT-licensed with no telemetry.

At a glance

InferPilot reads vLLM server metrics and suggests which performance experiment to run next. It is worth consulting if high GPU utilization alone cannot tell you whether a cache or batching change deserves a benchmark.

Good fit

People operating vLLM who have metrics and can run a controlled comparison before changing production settings.

Consider something else when

Skip it if you need an automatic tuner or cannot collect measurements under a representative load.

Start here

Start with the public interactive demo. Compare a cache-pressured scenario with an unpressured one and note how the suggested experiment changes. For a later trial, compare your current setup with one candidate under the same workload.

Cost and requirements

MIT-licensed. The live screening command needs access to the vLLM Prometheus metrics endpoint. Controlled performance tests need a representative workload and compute.

Limits to know

Screening gives you a hypothesis, not a measured gain. The authors reported a throughput gain in one cache-pressured workload while their proposed explanation was not confirmed.

Tags

vllmllm-inferenceprometheusdiagnosticsfp8optimization

Tech Stack

Python

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