ChatGPT caída spikes: check error rate, p95, queue, cost
A search spike is a symptom; use error rate, p95 latency, queue depth, and cost per 1k tokens to choose reroute, scale, degrade, or pay.
The stack under your AI product — models, serving, and what it costs
A search spike is a symptom; use error rate, p95 latency, queue depth, and cost per 1k tokens to choose reroute, scale, degrade, or pay.
A five-part sizing model for local vision inference: camera source, model coverage, Docker serving, latency, and continuous power cost.
Treat a third-party endpoint as a routing policy, then check provider cost, throughput, fallback filters, routing mode, and failover before production.
Run a GPU-hour and token-volume test to decide whether VMware private AI cloud inference beats public per-token pricing for enterprise products.
A serving topology is a data-placement decision: compare egress, p95 latency, residency, tenancy, and migration cost before choosing.
Pick the cheapest GPU that holds latency, memory headroom, and cost per token inside your real token-length and cache-hit profile.
Treat TTFT as a prefill cost: set a prompt-token budget, then choose batching, quantization, and routing that buy first-token latency without wrecking throughput or spend.
Treat every AI serving dependency as a costed failure surface: map it, set an SLO, define a fallback, cap downtime cost, and drill it.
Turn model capability into a cost-bounded service with batching, cache reuse, routing, autoscaling, rate limits, and SLO observability.