ray-llm
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RayLLM - LLMs on Ray (Archived). Read README for more info.
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ray-llm
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
RayLLM is a community archive repository offering tools for running large language models on the Ray distributed compute framework. The README provides specific setup and usage details, but the project is no longer actively maintained.
Best for
Best for
Developers already using Ray who need legacy code or patterns for running LLMs at scale.
Use cases
- Deploying open-source LLMs on a Ray cluster
- Scaling LLM inference across multiple nodes
- Testing Ray-based orchestration for model serving
Notes
RayLLM is a community archive repository offering tools for running large language models on the Ray distributed compute framework. The README provides specific setup and usage details, but the project is no longer actively maintained.
1,267 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-03-13.
Use cases
- Deploying open-source LLMs on a Ray cluster
- Scaling LLM inference across multiple nodes
- Testing Ray-based orchestration for model serving
Pros
- Leverages Ray’s distributed computing for large models
- Open source with a public archive for reference
- Straightforward integration with Ray ecosystem
Cons
- Archived and not actively maintained or updated
- Limited community support beyond existing documentation
- May lack compatibility with newer Ray versions or LLM frameworks
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Pros
- Leverages Ray's distributed computing for large models
- Open source with a public archive for reference
- Straightforward integration with Ray ecosystem
Cons
- Archived and not actively maintained or updated
- Limited community support beyond existing documentation
- May lack compatibility with newer Ray versions or LLM frameworks
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