Name: LiteLLM Proxy (en Inglés)
SKU: 69217944
Price: 34.48 USD
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Author: Trex Team
ISBN: 9798896653356

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NobleTrex Press

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Trex Team

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Inglés

N° páginas

270

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798896653356

LiteLLM Proxy (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "LiteLLM Proxy (en Inglés)"

"LiteLLM Proxy: Building a Multi‑Provider LLM Gateway with Routing and Budgets" Modern LLM systems rarely fail because a single API call is hard; they fail because operating many models, providers, teams, and budgets at once becomes a governance and reliability problem. This book is for experienced engineers, platform architects, SREs, and technical leaders who need to turn LiteLLM Proxy into a serious control plane rather than a thin compatibility shim. It approaches the proxy as production infrastructure: a boundary where routing, identity, spend, and security decisions become enforceable. Readers will learn how to design stable model contracts, normalize heterogeneous providers behind an OpenAI-compatible surface, and configure multi-backend routing with load balancing, retries, and fallbacks. The book goes deep on virtual keys, multi-tenant authorization, spend accounting, budgets, rate limits, and the observability needed to validate policy with real operational signals. It also covers production-safe deployment, supply-chain hygiene, incident containment, and practical migration patterns for moving existing clients behind the gateway with minimal disruption. Rather than treating LiteLLM Proxy as an isolated tool, the book shows how it can become the backbone of an internal LLM platform. Familiarity with API infrastructure, authentication, cloud deployment, and operational monitoring is assumed. The result is a focused, advanced guide for teams that want reliability, policy control, and provider flexibility without scattering LLM logic across every application.