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Articles by Xijin Yin
Computer Science > Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
Multi-model LLM serving is moving toward shared MaaS clusters, where co-hosted models compete for a fixed GPU budget while each model experiences time-varying demand and must satisfy its own latency SLO. Existing LLM autoscalers remain largely model-local: their signals expose local runtime activity or delayed latency outcomes, and their scale-up or provisioning decisions do not directly determine how shared capacity should be allocated across competing models.
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