Eradicating AWS OOM Kills: 10M LLM Inferences on a $0 Cloud-Cost O(1) Memory Clamped Architecture
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High cloud API costs and Out-Of-Memory (OOM) failures in large-scale data pipelines are architectural defects, not hardware constraints. Standard cloud approaches force teams to continually scale up high-memory instances (e.g., AWS r6i/r7i) to survive memory leaks and heap fragmentation. This repor…
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Eradicating AWS OOM Kills: 10M LLM Inferences on a $0 Cloud-Cost O(1) Memory Clamped Architecture
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