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Overview

AIBrix is an open-source, cost-efficient, scalable, and pluggable cloud-native infrastructure for GenAI applications, tailored specifically to enterprise needs for deploying, managing, and scaling large language model (LLM) inference.

Key Features

  • High-Density LoRA Management: Streamlined support for lightweight, low-rank adaptations of models.

  • LLM Gateway and Routing: Efficiently manage and direct traffic across multiple models and replicas.

  • LLM App-Tailored Autoscaler: Dynamically scale inference resources based on real-time demand.

  • Unified AI Runtime: A versatile sidecar enabling metric standardization, model downloading, and management.

  • Distributed Inference: Scalable architecture to handle large workloads across multiple nodes.

  • Distributed KV Cache: Enables high-capacity, cross-engine KV reuse.

  • Cost-efficient Heterogeneous Serving: Enables mixed GPU inference to reduce costs with SLO guarantees.

  • GPU Hardware Failure Detection: Proactive detection of GPU hardware issues.

Use Cases

Optimizing GenAI inference deployment via Kubernetes for cost efficiency and scalability, managing high-density LoRA adaptations, and performing distributed LLM inference.

Getting Started

Clone the repository and install dependencies and AIBrix CRDs using `kubectl apply -k` or install a stable distribution using provided manifests from the releases page.

Recent Updates

v0.7.0 was released on June 16, 2026, introducing Management Console, Self-Hosted Batch, KV-Centric Disaggregation, and a Highly-Available Gateway. v0.6.0 was released on March 5, 2026.

Did You Know?

AIBrix co-delivered a keynote at KubeCon North America 2025 and KubeCon EU 2025 (with Google) focusing on LLM-aware load balancing in Kubernetes.