On-Premise LLM Runtime — technical architecture diagram
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On-Premise LLM Runtime

A locally controlled inference service behind a stable application contract, with capacity, streaming, health, and usage handled at the service boundary.

Applications need a dependable way to request inference without carrying knowledge of runtime processes, machines, or changing execution capacity. A typed gateway contract keeps those operational details outside the client.

technical architecture diagramA locally controlled inference service behind a stable application contract, with capacity, streaming, health, and usage handled at the service boundary.

Requests enter the gateway and move into a capacity-managed local execution boundary. Streamed or complete output returns through the same contract, while health and capacity feedback remain service-side.

Waiting work can be ordered while active execution stays bounded. Unavailable execution is surfaced explicitly, and attributed usage is recorded without coupling the application to the operational ledger.

Technical territory

local inferenceservice gatewaysbounded active capacitystreaming responseshealth checksusage attribution