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Introducing Modal Auto Endpoints: Optimized inference you actually own | Modal Blog

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A Modal Blog post introduces Modal Auto Endpoints as a service for inference deployment, emphasizing ownership of inference code, observability through engine-level metrics, and self-service deployment of open models without sales involvement. Lisez 4 points de vue avec leurs éléments à l’appui et les liens vers les sources.

Charles Frye, Deven Navani, Hari Subbaraj, Greta Workman, Richard Gong
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  • Proprietary model providers can silently degrade models or suddenly retract access

    Proprietary model providers can silently degrade models or suddenly retract access; if you don't own your inference, you don't own your destiny.

    Lire le moment probant · Paragraphe 7

  • Actual inference ownership requires owning, understanding, and optimizing the inference code

    To actually own your inference, you need to own, understand, and optimize the code that runs the inference.

    Lire le moment probant · Paragraphe 8

  • Engine-level metrics like speculative decoding acceptance length and per-replica token latency quantiles are provided

    The metrics you actually need to debug inference issues — such as speculative decoding acceptance length and per-replica, engine-side token latency quantiles — are automatically provided in a dashboard.

    Lire le moment probant · Paragraphe 14

  • Frontier open models can be deployed via CLI command or clickops, not sales calls

    You can deploy frontier open models like GLM 5.2 with a CLI command or clickops, not a Zoom call.

    Lire le moment probant · Paragraphe 15

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observability

Engine-level metrics like speculative decoding acceptance length and per-replica token latency quantiles are provided

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We don't hide the metrics . The metrics you actually need to debug inference issues, like speculative decoding acceptance length and per-replica, engine-side token latency quantiles, are automatically provided in a dashboard. Low bar, but we didn't put it there!
Charles Frye, Deven Navani, Hari Subbaraj, Greta Workman, Richard Gong·
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self-service deployment

Frontier open models can be deployed via CLI command or clickops, not sales calls

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We don't hide behind a "talk to sales" button . You can deploy frontier open models like GLM 5.2 with a CLI command or clickops, not a Zoom call. Our line is always open if you want additional expertise.
Charles Frye, Deven Navani, Hari Subbaraj, Greta Workman, Richard Gong·
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inference ownership definition

Actual inference ownership requires owning, understanding, and optimizing the inference code

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If you work with open models served by an inference provider, you gain some control. But we think ownership runs deeper than the API. To actually own your inference, you need to own, understand, and optimize the code that runs the inference.
Charles Frye, Deven Navani, Hari Subbaraj, Greta Workman, Richard Gong·

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