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Routing LLM traffic across inference providers with TCP-style congestion control

Routing LLM traffic across inference providers with TCP-style congestion control

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All ArticlesRouting LLM traffic across inference providers by cost, speed and reliabilityProviders now sell the same open-weight models at very different prices and speeds. At the end of that post we were sending all GLM traffic to Baseten and using Fireworks as a failover.We have since replaced that setup with an adaptive router. It picks a provider for each request based on the cost and speed we measure in production, and it moves traffic away from a provider that starts returning errors.

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All ArticlesRouting LLM traffic across inference providers by cost, speed and reliabilityProviders now sell the same open-weight models at very different prices and speeds. We describe an adaptive router that keeps us on the cheapest provider that is fast and healthy, and moves our traffic when that changes, without an engineer involved.Peter WerrySep 29, 2026Engineering InsightsThe market for open-weight inference is heating up, and providers now sell the same models at very different prices and speeds.

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