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OpenLLM

OpenLLM (by BentoML) simplifies self-hosting LLMs by providing CLI tools, an OpenAI-compatible server, built-in chat UI, and integrations with various inference backends.

Overview

OpenLLM is an open-source toolkit maintained by BentoML to simplify self-hosting large language models. It offers CLI and Python APIs, an OpenAI-compatible model server (openllm serve), built-in web UI, and integrations with inference backends and cloud deployments.

Key features

  • One-command model serving: openllm serve <model> launches a service exposing OpenAI-compatible APIs and a web chat UI.
  • Broad model support: adapters and model repositories for many open-source LLMs (Llama, Mistral, Qwen, Gemma, etc.).
  • Deployment options: Docker, Kubernetes, and BentoML/BentoCloud integrations for production deployments.

Use cases

  • Quickly self-host models locally for experimentation or production.
  • Provide an audit-friendly, monitorable inference service for teams.
  • Integrate custom model repositories for organization-specific models.

Technical notes

  • Python-based with CLI and SDK; integrates with vLLM, BentoML and other inference tooling.
  • Does not store model weights; gated models require HF_TOKEN and appropriate access.
  • Apache-2.0 licensed with active community and detailed documentation.

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