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Production AI Inference on Dedicated GPUs

vLLM, TGI, and Triton deployed and managed in India. Dedicated GPU per deployment — no shared queues, no cold start spikes. OpenAI-compatible endpoint ready in days.

Dedicated GPU — no shared queues India datacenter (DPDP) 5,000 INR free trial credits 24/7 managed ops
Running production workloads for
Revolt MotorsPC JewellerRR KabelImpresarioIntentwiseLoomBhimaBGaussMitutoyo
<500 ms
Cold Start Target (vLLM warm)
0
Per-Token Charges
24/7
NOC Monitoring — Bangalore
2–5 days
From Scoping to Live Endpoint
3–5x
Cheaper Than US GPU Clouds

What ZenoCloud Manages for Inference

You define the model and concurrency target. We handle everything from hardware to the production endpoint.

Hardware + CUDA Stack

GPU server racked and validated. Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, CUDA 12.4, cuDNN 9.0, NCCL 2.19 — installed and benchmarked before handoff.

Runtime Configuration

vLLM (production default), TGI, Triton Inference Server, or Ollama — configured per your model family, batch size, and concurrency requirements.

OpenAI-Compatible Endpoint

HTTPS endpoint at your subdomain. Swap openai.api_base — drop-in replacement, no application code changes required.

Latency & Throughput Monitoring

Grafana dashboards: GPU utilization, p50/p95/p99 request latency, queue depth, token throughput, KV cache hit rate.

Single-Tenant Data Privacy

Your inference traffic stays on your dedicated GPU server. No shared compute, no ZenoCloud logging of prompts or completions.

Dynamic Batching & Scaling

Continuous batching enabled by default in vLLM. Horizontal scaling via load balancer when per-GPU concurrency saturates.

Inference Runtimes Supported

ZenoCloud pre-installs your chosen runtime. You interact via REST API — no direct runtime management needed.

vLLM
Best For Production, high concurrency, PagedAttention for memory efficiency
Endpoint Format /v1/chat/completions (OpenAI-compatible)
ZenoCloud Default Yes — production default
NVIDIA Triton
Best For Multi-framework: TensorRT, ONNX, PyTorch — vision, speech, embedding
Endpoint Format HTTP + gRPC inference endpoints
ZenoCloud Default Available on request
TGI (Text Generation Inference)
Best For HuggingFace-native models, PEFT adapters, safetensors format
Endpoint Format /generate + /generate_stream
ZenoCloud Default Available on request
Ollama
Best For Dev/test, low concurrency, quick iteration
Endpoint Format /api/chat (native) + OpenAI shim
ZenoCloud Default Available on request

* vLLM recommended for all production deployments with concurrency above 5 concurrent requests. Triton for non-LLM model types (vision, speech, ONNX).

Dedicated GPU Inference vs Shared Inference API

The break-even shifts around 150,000–300,000 requests per month. Above that threshold, dedicated inference saves money and gives you full data control.

OpenAI / Anthropic / Together API
ZenoCloud Dedicated Inference
Cost structure
Variable (per token, per request)
Fixed (₹30K–₹2L/mo per GPU)
Rate limits
Data residency in India
DPDP Act 2023 compliant
Inference on private / fine-tuned models
PHI / PII stays on your infrastructure
p99 latency SLA you control
Model capability (GPT-4 / Claude Opus)
Zero setup time
Cost-effective below 50K requests/month
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between dedicated GPU inference and a shared API?
Shared APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Together AI) run your requests on multi-tenant infrastructure — you pay per token, face rate limits, and share GPU time. Dedicated GPU inference gives you your own GPU server. You get fixed monthly cost, no rate limits, predictable latency, and full control over your model and data. Cost crossover occurs at roughly 150,000–300,000 requests per month depending on model size.
Which inference runtime does ZenoCloud use?
vLLM is the default for all LLM inference (Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen). It uses PagedAttention for memory-efficient KV cache management and continuous batching for high throughput. For non-LLM workloads (vision models, ONNX exports, speech), we use NVIDIA Triton. TGI and Ollama are available on request for HuggingFace-native models and dev/test environments.
How fast is cold start on a dedicated GPU?
Once deployed, vLLM stays warm — no cold starts on subsequent requests. The initial model load at startup (one-time per deployment) takes 30–120 seconds depending on model size. A 7B model loads in under 30 seconds. A 70B model loads in 60–120 seconds. For high-availability setups, we keep a warm standby node to eliminate restart latency entirely.
What throughput can I expect on a 7B model vs a 70B model?
On a single A100 80GB with vLLM at batch size 8: a 7B model (FP16) achieves roughly 2,000–4,000 tokens/second. A 70B model (FP16) achieves roughly 400–800 tokens/second. H100 SXM provides approximately 2x the throughput of A100 for the same model due to higher memory bandwidth. Actual throughput depends on prompt length, context window, and concurrency — we benchmark your specific workload during onboarding.
Does ZenoCloud support vision models, embeddings, and speech inference?
Yes. Beyond LLM text inference, we deploy: embedding models (BGE, E5, Nomic-embed) for RAG pipelines, vision models (LLaVA, InternVL, Qwen-VL) for multimodal inference, and Whisper variants for speech-to-text. NVIDIA Triton handles multi-framework workloads (ONNX, TensorRT). Contact us with your model type and we'll scope the right hardware and runtime.
How does ZenoCloud ensure DPDP Act 2023 compliance for inference?
All inference runs in our Mumbai datacenter within Indian jurisdiction. Your prompts and completions stay on your dedicated GPU server — we collect only infrastructure metrics (GPU utilization, container health). We sign a Data Processing Agreement confirming no prompt data is logged, no data leaves India, and no data is used for model training. Air-gapped on-premise deployments available for highest-sensitivity requirements.
What happens if my inference endpoint crashes at 2 AM?
Our Bangalore NOC monitors all deployments around the clock. systemd restarts vLLM within 10 seconds on process crash. If the restart fails (OOM, CUDA error), the NOC investigates and intervenes. Median time from alert to resolution is under 15 minutes. Scale-tier clients get a dedicated on-call engineer with direct phone access.
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Get Your Inference Endpoint Live in Days

Tell us your model, concurrency target, and compliance requirements. We scope the deployment, confirm hardware, and get you an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.