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Once you've tested to your heart's content, you'll deploy your model in production. So, looks like this is really just a dev use case, not a production use case
by eclectic29 3y ago
Once you've tested to your heart's content, you'll deploy your model in production. So, looks like this is really just a dev use case, not a production use case.
- silverliver 3y agoIn production, I'd be more concerned about the possibly of it going off on it's own and autoupdating and causing regressions. FLOSS LLMs are interesting to me because I can precisely control the entire stack. If Ollama doesn't have a cli flag that disables auto updating and networking altogether, I'm not letting it anywhere near my production environments. Period.
- eclectic29 3y agoIf you’re serious about production deployments vLLM is the best open source product out there. (I’m not affiliated with it)