Baseten Blog
Engineering meets ML infrastructure. Dive into curated insights, expert tutorials, and innovative techniques that make deploying ML models less daunting and more accessible. Explore the topics that resonate with today's tech landscape, and empower your developer journey with expert knowledge.
Introducing Baseten Hybrid: control and flexibility in your cloud and ours
Baseten Hybrid is a multi-cloud solution that enables you to run inference in your cloud—with optional spillover into ours.
Model performance
View all Model performanceHow to build function calling and JSON mode for open-source and fine-tuned LLMs
Use a state machine to generate token masks for logit biasing to enable function calling and structured output at the model server level.
How to double tokens per second for Llama 3 with Medusa
We observe up to a 122% increase in tokens per second for Llama 3 after training custom Medusa heads and running the updated model with TensorRT-LLM
How to serve 10,000 fine-tuned LLMs from a single GPU
LoRA swapping with TRT-LLM supports in-flight batching and loads LoRA weights in 1-2 ms, enabling each request to hit a different fine-tune.
Benchmarking fast Mistral 7B inference
Running Mistral 7B in FP8 on H100 GPUs with TensorRT-LLM, we achieve best in class time to first token and tokens per second on independent benchmarks.
Hacks & projects
View all Hacks & projectsDeploying custom ComfyUI workflows as APIs
Easily package your ComfyUI workflow to use any custom node or model checkpoint.
CI/CD for AI model deployments
In this article, we outline a continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline for using AI models in production.
Streaming real-time text to speech with XTTS V2
In this tutorial, we'll build a streaming endpoint for the XTTS V2 text to speech model with real-time narration and 200 ms time to first chunk.
How to serve your ComfyUI model behind an API endpoint
This guide details deploying ComfyUI image generation pipelines via API for app integration, using Truss for packaging & production deployment.
GPU guides
View all GPU guidesEvaluating NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs for LLM inference
Are NVIDIA H200 GPUs cost-effective for model inference? We tested an 8xH200 cluster provided by Lambda to discover suitable inference workload profiles.
Using fractional H100 GPUs for efficient model serving
Multi-Instance GPUs enable splitting a single H100 GPU across two model serving instances for performance that matches or beats an A100 GPU at a 20% lower cost.
NVIDIA A10 vs A10G for ML model inference
The A10, an Ampere-series GPU, excels in tasks like running 7B parameter LLMs. AWS's A10G variant, similar in GPU memory & bandwidth, is mostly interchangeable.
NVIDIA A10 vs A100 GPUs for LLM and Stable Diffusion inference
This article compares two popular GPUs—the NVIDIA A10 and A100—for model inference and discusses the option of using multi-GPU instances for larger models.
ML models
View all ML modelsThe best open-source image generation model
Explore the strengths and weaknesses of state-of-the-art image generation models like FLUX.1, Stable Diffusion 3, SDXL Lightning, and Playground 2.5.
Comparing few-step image generation models
Few-step image generation models like LCMs, SDXL Turbo, and SDXL Lightning can generate images fast, but there's a tradeoff when it comes to speed vs quality.
The best open source large language model
Explore the best open source large language models for 2025 for any budget, license, and use case.
Playground v2 vs Stable Diffusion XL 1.0 for text-to-image generation
Playground v2, a new text-to-image model, matches SDXL's speed & quality with a unique AAA game-style aesthetic. Ideal choice varies by use case & art taste.
Glossary
View all GlossaryBuilding high-performance compound AI applications with MongoDB Atlas and Baseten
Using MongoDB Atlas and Baseten’s Chains framework for compound AI, you can build high-performance compound AI systems.
Compound AI systems explained
Compound AI systems combine multiple models and processing steps, and are forming the next generation of AI products.
How latent consistency models work
Latent Consistency Models (LCMs) improve on generative AI methods to produce high-quality images in just 2-4 steps, taking less than a second for inference.
Control plane vs workload plane in model serving infrastructure
A separation of concerns between a control plane and workload planes enables multi-cloud, multi-region model serving and self-hosted inference.
Community
View all CommunitySPC hackathon winners build with Llama 3.1 on Baseten
SPC hackathon winner TestNinja and finalist VibeCheck used Baseten to power apps for test generation and mood board creation.
Ten reasons to join Baseten
Baseten is a Series B startup building infrastructure for AI. We're actively hiring for many roles — here are ten reasons to join the Baseten team.
What I learned as a forward-deployed engineer working at an AI startup
My first six months at Baseten exposed me to a huge range of exciting engineering challenges as I learned how to make an impact as a forward-deployed engineer.
What I learned from my AI startup’s internal hackathon
See hackathon projects from Baseten for ML infrastructure, inference, user experience, and streaming
Product
View all ProductCreate custom environments for deployments on Baseten
Test and deploy ML models reliably with production-ready custom environments, persistent endpoints, and seamless CI/CD.
Introducing canary deployments on Baseten
Our canary deployments feature lets you roll out new model deployments with minimal risk to your end-user experience.
Using asynchronous inference in production
Learn how async inference works, protects against common inference failures, is applied in common use cases, and more.
Baseten Chains explained: building multi-component AI workflows at scale
A Delightful Developer Experience for Building and Deploying Compound ML Inference Workflows
News
View all NewsExport your model inference metrics to your favorite observability tool
Export model inference metrics like response time and hardware utilization to observability platforms like Grafana, New Relic, Datadog, and Prometheus.
Baseten partners with Google Cloud to deliver high-performance AI infrastructure to a broader audience
Baseten is now on Google Cloud Marketplace, empowering organizations with the tools to build and scale AI applications effortlessly.
Introducing function calling and structured output for open-source and fine-tuned LLMs
Add function calling and structured output capabilities to any open-source or fine-tuned large language model supported by TensorRT-LLM automatically.
Introducing Baseten Self-hosted
Gain granular control over data locality, align with strict compliance standards, meet specific performance requirements, and more with Baseten Self-hosted.
