OpenLake for vLLM
openlake-vllm packages the OpenLake KV-cache client, the openlaked daemon,
the OpenLake vLLM connector, and the OpenLake control-plane UI for Linux.
Version 0.8.1 provides the non-RDMA local/H2 transport as a
cp310-abi3-manylinux_2_28_x86_64 wheel. It supports regular CPython 3.10 and
newer on x86-64 Linux. Install vLLM separately for the connector runtime.
The RDMA/UCX build, ExANS CUDA codec, source distribution, and aarch64 wheel are not included in this package release.
Project source and documentation are available at github.com/openlake-project/openlake.
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