Summary
A Vercel Blog post describes how Interfaze, which builds models for deterministic work such as document processing and OCR, serves 50 million requests a month on Vercel. According to the post, Interfaze's backend runs on Fluid compute and routes requests across multiple model providers behind one fallback layer using Vercel's AI Gateway. The provided snippet is cut off, so further details on the setup or results are not available here.
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What happened
Interfaze on Vercel 50 million requests a month Backend running on Fluid compute Multiple model providers behind one fallback layer with AI Gateway Interfaze builds models for deterministic work that general-purpose LLMs handle poorly: document processing, OCR,....
Why it matters
Teams building document-processing or OCR products on Vercel may find this a useful reference for running a backend at high request volume with several model providers. The fallback layer suggests one way to reduce dependence on a single provider. Readers should check the full post for the details the snippet leaves out, such as how the fallback works and what performance results it reports.
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