Model Serving
Model serving is the infrastructure process of hosting models so applications can send requests and receive predictions or generated outputs.
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These ideas connect AI infrastructure with workload accounting, availability, and verifiable service records.
Terms about serving model workloads and recording compute delivery.
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Model serving is the infrastructure process of hosting models so applications can send requests and receive predictions or generated outputs.
Batch inference groups many model requests for scheduled or bulk processing instead of serving each request immediately.
An availability layer provides redundancy, routing, or monitoring so a compute or data service remains reachable when demand or failures change.
An attestation log is a record of signed or verifiable claims about events such as workload execution, data handling, or runtime identity.