PEEK: Revolutionizing Online LLM Serving with Smart Scheduling
PEEK introduces a novel scheduling framework that significantly boosts cache hit rates and throughput for online LLM serving. By leveraging a radix tree and dual-walk mechanism, it delivers…
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