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Using Cake for Ray Serve

Ray Serve is a scalable model serving library built on Ray, designed to deploy, scale, and manage machine learning models in production.
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How it works

Deploy scalable model inference with Ray Serve on Cake

Cake manages the deployment and scaling of Ray Serve for production-ready model serving, autoscaling, and traffic routing.

Faster Time to Production

Flexible deployment patterns

Serve multiple models with batching, routing, and rolling updates—all managed by Cake.

Faster Time to Production

Built-in autoscaling and load balancing

Scale inference automatically based on demand using Ray Serve’s controller + Cake’s observability.

Faster Time to Production

Governed production workloads

Track performance, enforce deployment policy, and monitor usage in real time.

Frequently asked questions about Cake and Ray Serve

What is Ray Serve?
Ray Serve is a model serving library built on Ray for scalable, programmable, and multi-model inference.
How does Cake manage Ray Serve?
Cake automates deployment, scaling, routing, and policy enforcement for Ray Serve endpoints.
Can Ray Serve host multiple models?
Yes—Ray Serve supports model composition and dynamic routing across multiple endpoints.
Does Ray Serve support autoscaling?
Absolutely—Ray Serve scales based on load, and Cake monitors usage and applies resource limits.
Is Ray Serve good for GenAI workloads?
Yes—it's optimized for Python-native serving, making it a great fit for LLM inference in Cake pipelines.
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