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Product

Introducing Custom Servers: Deploy production-ready model servers from Docker images

Deploy production-ready model servers on Baseten directly from any Docker image using just a YAML file.

Product

Create custom environments for deployments on Baseten

Test and deploy ML models reliably with production-ready custom environments, persistent endpoints, and seamless CI/CD.

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Product

Introducing canary deployments on Baseten

Our canary deployments feature lets you roll out new model deployments with minimal risk to your end-user experience.

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GPU guides

Evaluating 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.

News

Export 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.

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News

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.

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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.

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Glossary

Building 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.

Model performance

How 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.