Workload and model evaluation
Define the task, quality requirements, latency, throughput, language coverage, licenses, and candidate models. Benchmark rather than selecting by reputation.
Private LLM Deployment
Izwi designs and implements private LLM inference stacks in customer-controlled infrastructure. Move from model selection and GPU sizing to production serving, API integration, observability, optimization, documentation, and handover.
Customer VPC and cloud account. On-premises and data center. Open-weight model serving.
What we deliver
Define the task, quality requirements, latency, throughput, language coverage, licenses, and candidate models. Benchmark rather than selecting by reputation.
Translate the workload into memory, compute, storage, network, availability, and scaling requirements before committing to capacity.
Package an approved serving runtime, model artifacts, configuration, API, health checks, and scaling approach for the target environment.
Integrate with the selected network boundary, secrets process, authentication, logging, registry, and operational controls.
Instrument health, latency, throughput, queueing, errors, memory, utilization, and capacity, then tune where the workload supports it.
Deliver architecture, manifests or infrastructure code, benchmarks, configuration, upgrade and rollback procedures, and an agreed responsibility model.
Additional components
We can add retrieval, routing, evaluation, and availability components where they support the workload. Your application experience and business logic remain separate unless you ask us to include them.
Your environment
Run model serving in your cloud account, VPC, data center, or another compute environment approved by your team.
Model selection
Izwi evaluates commercially usable open-weight model families against the task, language needs, hardware, license, security review, and operating budget. Model names and versions are validated during the engagement.
Leading open-weight model families from multiple vendors and research communities may be evaluated, subject to license and deployment fit.
Delivery path
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Define the workload, data requirements, model candidates, hardware, integrations, risks, and success criteria.
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Deploy one real workflow in one target environment and benchmark quality, performance, utilization, and operational fit.
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Package the approved runtime and models with controls, observability, automation, documentation, and rollout guidance.
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Monitor performance, manage updates, respond to incidents, and report against the agreed operating model.
Typical deliverables
FAQ
The preferred model is deployment inside infrastructure the customer owns or controls. A managed hosting arrangement can be discussed where available, but is not assumed.
No single model or runtime fits every environment. Izwi evaluates models against the workload, hardware, license, security requirements, language needs, and operating constraints.
The default approach is to size and deploy on customer-owned hardware or capacity in the customer's cloud account. Other capacity arrangements can be scoped separately where available.
Izwi focuses on private model serving and infrastructure. Application experience, workflow logic, and broader systems integration are separate unless explicitly scoped.
Potentially. Isolated deployments require explicit planning for delivery, updates, observability, support access, vulnerability handling, and operational ownership.
Share the use case, target environment, expected load, and constraints. We’ll recommend the most useful next step: an assessment, benchmark, pilot, or production plan.