Serve with vLLM
Go from a notebook script to an HTTP server in one engine.
Key Insight
This project stands up a vLLM server in front of an open model and load-tests it with many simultaneous requests, so you can directly observe continuous batching and PagedAttention at work on a real model.
Why This Matters
A serving engine like vLLM turns the slow per-user, one-token-at-a-time decode into hundreds of tokens per second across many concurrent users by dynamically merging their requests — the engineering gap between a demo script and a real production system.