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Glasshouse

A production-shaped LLM inference platform — KServe, vLLM and llm-d behind Envoy Gateway, deployed with Argo CD and Helm, built to learn where serving actually breaks.

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Why build one

Reading about model serving is not the same as being paged by it. Glasshouse exists so that every part of an inference platform — routing, batching, KV-cache pressure, GPU scheduling, GitOps — can be broken on purpose and fixed with the graphs open.

Shape

  • Envoy Gateway at the edge, with per-model rate limits.
  • llm-d for prefill/decode disaggregation and KV-cache-aware routing.
  • vLLM as the engine, one InferenceService per model via KServe.
  • Argo CD applying everything from a single Helm chart per environment.

What it taught me

Most of what is in the GPUs on Kubernetes series. The short version: the scheduler’s integer, allocated-versus-busy, and the fact that the cheapest GPU is the one you did not have to add.