Add configurable HTTP timeout settings to both models and peers to support installations that requires longer timeouts than the current hardcoded defaults.
Closes#618
Add a new configuration parameter globalTTL that all models will
inherit. The default value is 0 which matches the currently
functionality to never automatically unload a model.
The model.ttl's default has changed to -1, which means use the global
TTL value. Any model.ttl >=0 is now value with 0 meaning never unload.
This allows a model to override a globalTTL > 0 and be configured to
never unload.
Fixes#459Closes#512
Add setParamsByID filter that applies different request parameters based
on the requested model ID, enabling per-alias behaviour for a single
loaded model.
- add SetParamsByID field to Filters struct and SanitizedSetParamsByID
method
- substitute ${MODEL_ID} and other macros in setParamsByID keys and
values
- validate no unknown macros remain in keys or values after substitution
- apply setParamsByID in proxyInferenceHandler after setParams (can
override it)
- update config-schema.json with setParamsByID definition
- update UI to show aliases and make them selectable in the Playground
closes#534
Add saving request and response headers and bodies that go through
llama-swap in memory.
- captureBuffer added to configuration. Captures are enabled by default.
- 5MB of memory is allocated for req/response captures in a ring buffer.
Setting captureBuffer to 0 will disable captures.
- UI elements to view captured data added to Activity page. Includes
some
QOL features like json formatting and recombining SSE chat streams
- capture saving is done at the byte level and has minimal impact on
llama-swap performance
Fixes#464
Ref #503
This PR allows a single llama-swap to be the central proxy for models served by other inference servers. The peer servers can be another llama-swap or any API that supports the /v1/* inference endpoint.
Updates: #433, #299Closes: #296
introduces a new configuration option logTimeFormat that allows customizing the timestamp in log messages using golang's built in time format constants. The default remains no timestamp.
Ron M
Benson Wong
Ryan Steed