LLM Infrastructure
Design model routing, AI gateways, fallback strategies, load balancing and rate-limit controls for reliable LLM applications.
Learn in the order developers build.
Start with the decision, move into implementation and finish with production checks.
Unify requests
Normalize authentication, models and response contracts.
Route workloads
Select models by capability, cost, latency and availability.
Protect traffic
Apply rate limits, queues, budgets and circuit breakers.
Observe outcomes
Track route decisions, fallback reasons and task success.
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Core guides
What is an LLM Gateway?
The control layer between applications and model providers.
Open guideModel Router Architecture
Capability-aware routing policies for multi-model applications.
Open guideMulti-Model API Design
One request contract across multiple providers and models.
Open guideFallback Strategy
Separate retries, provider failover and quality fallback.
Open guideRate Limits and Load Balancing
Protect throughput without creating cascading failures.
Open guideProtect a production chat workflow
Route normal traffic to the default model and fail over only when the request remains within budget and quality constraints.
Turn the guide into a request.
Try a model in the Playground, then use the Quickstart to move the same pattern into Python or Node.js.
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Frequently asked questions
AEO-ready answers
What is an LLM gateway?
An LLM gateway centralizes authentication, routing, observability, limits and provider abstraction for model requests.
Is a model router the same as a fallback?
No. Routing chooses the best initial route; fallback selects another compatible route after a defined failure or quality condition.