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Reference Architecture: Custom metric autoscaling for LLM inference with vLLM on OVHcloud AI Deploy and observability using MKS

Take your LLM (Large Language Model) deployment to production level with comprehensive custom autoscaling configuration and advanced vLLM metrics observability. This reference architecture describes a comprehensive solution for deploying, autoscaling and monitoring vLLM-based LLM workloads on OVHcloud infrastructure. It combinesAI Deploy, used for model serving with custom metric autoscaling, and Managed Kubernetes Service (MKS), which […]

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Manage your secrets using OVHcloud Secret Manager with External Secrets Operator (ESO) on OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes Service (MKS)

Secrets resources in Kubernetes help us keep sensitive information like logins, passwords, tokens, credentials and certificates secure. But just a heads up: Secrets in Kubernetes are base64 encoded, not encrypted so anyone can read and decode them if they know how. The good news is that OVHcloud has just launched the Secret Manager Beta, which

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Create encrypted Persistent Volumes on OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes clusters with LUKS

Since this summer, it’s possible to create encrypted OVHcloud Block Storage with OMK (OVHcloud managed key) in RBX, SBG, Paris & BHS regions. More regions will come in the coming months 💪. And the good news is that you can use encrypted Block Storage using Persistent Volumes in your OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes Service (MKS) clusters

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Discover Kubernetes 1.33 features – Topology aware routing in multi-zones Kubernetes clusters

Kubernetes 1.33 version has just been released few days/weeks ago.As this new release contains 64 enhancements (!), it can not be easy to know what are the interesting and useful features and how to use them. In this blog post, let’s discover one of interesting and useful new feature: “Topology aware routing in multi-zones Kubernetes

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Deploy your workloads on 3 availability zones with our new Managed Kubernetes Services (MKS) ‘Premium’ plan

This blog post will first explain briefly what is the new MKS Premium plan, for who and which use case, then you will see how to deploy a new MKS cluster in 3 availability zones and how to deploy your workloads with this new architecture of Kubernetes cluster. What’s inside the Premium MKS? The 30th

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