Intelligent load balancing across your GPU fleet. Route vision and chat requests to available backends automatically. No single point of failure.
Get a DemoOne endpoint for your application. Multiple GPU backends behind the scenes.
As your AI Metal Cluster grows from one GPU node to many, you need a way to distribute requests across them. Vision Proxy is that layer.
Your application talks to a single endpoint. The proxy figures out which backend has capacity, routes the request there, and returns the response. If a backend goes down, traffic shifts automatically. Your application never knows the difference.
Your Application
Sends request to a single proxy endpoint
Vision Proxy
Checks capacity, translates model names, picks backend
GPU Backend A
GPU Backend B
GPU Backend C
Everything you need to manage a multi-node GPU cluster
The proxy knows which backends have room and which are saturated. Requests are only sent to backends that can handle them, preventing queue buildup and timeouts.
Requests are distributed evenly across available backends. This prevents any single node from being overloaded while others sit idle.
Different backends may run models under different internal names. The proxy translates your request to the correct model name for whichever backend handles it. One API, regardless of backend.
If a backend goes offline, the proxy routes around it. No manual intervention needed. When it comes back, it is automatically included in the rotation again.
Without a proxy layer, every application needs to know about every GPU backend. It needs to handle failover, capacity checking, and model name differences. That is complexity your application should not carry.
Vision Proxy absorbs that complexity. Your application sends a request to one URL. Everything else is handled.
Adding a new GPU node to your cluster? The proxy picks it up. No application redeployment, no configuration changes on the client side.
No single point of failure in your GPU fleet. If one node goes down for maintenance or hardware issues, the rest keep serving requests.
Your application layer does not need to know how many backends you have or which one handled its request. It just gets a response.
See how Vision Proxy manages multi-node deployments in a live demo.
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