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Using Cake for KServe

KServe is an open-source model inference platform for Kubernetes, enabling standard, scalable deployment of ML models across frameworks.
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How it works

Run standard model inference on Kubernetes with Cake

Cake simplifies KServe deployment and lifecycle management, enabling standardized, framework-agnostic model serving.

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Model runtime abstraction

Serve TensorFlow, PyTorch, XGBoost, and more through KServe’s model runtime interface.

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Autoscaling and traffic management

Use Cake to manage KServe autoscalers and configure rolling updates and blue/green deployments.

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Security and compliance built in

Apply authentication, logging, and usage policies across all KServe-managed models.

Frequently asked questions about Cake and KServe

What is KServe?
KServe is an open-source Kubernetes-based platform for serving machine learning models across frameworks.
How does Cake integrate KServe?
Cake manages KServe deployments, autoscaling, and rolling updates within policy-governed environments.
What model types can I serve with KServe?
KServe supports TensorFlow, PyTorch, scikit-learn, XGBoost, and custom runtimes.
Does KServe support GPU acceleration?
Yes—KServe supports GPU scheduling, and Cake handles the provisioning and observability.
Can I monitor model health with Cake and KServe?
Yes—Cake integrates observability tools and applies compliance controls to KServe-served models.