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Using Cake for TGI (Text Generation Inference)

TGI is Hugging Face’s optimized serving solution for fast, scalable deployment of large language models like LLaMA and Falcon.
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How it works

Serve fast, scalable LLM inference with TGI on Cake

Cake integrates Hugging Face’s TGI for high-throughput LLM serving with autoscaling, sharding, and token streaming.

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Token streaming + batching

Enable real-time and batched inference with Cake-managed TGI infrastructure.

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Model-agnostic deployment

Serve any Hugging Face-compatible model with auto-configured endpoints.

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Secure, observable inference

Apply access control, latency tracking, and API key management across deployments.

Frequently asked questions about Cake and TGI (Text Generation Inference)

What is TGI?
TGI is Hugging Face’s optimized inference server for high-performance LLM serving.
How does Cake integrate with TGI?
Cake deploys TGI in scalable, governed environments with GPU orchestration and model observability.
What models can I serve with TGI?
TGI supports Hugging Face Transformers models, including LLaMA, Mistral, Falcon, and Mixtral.
Does TGI support token streaming?
Yes—TGI supports streaming outputs and batched requests for fast user-facing inference.
Can I monitor and scale TGI deployments with Cake?
Absolutely—Cake handles autoscaling, logging, and traffic control across TGI endpoints.