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Early Access

Please contact our support team for access to b10cache.
Deployments sometimes have cache or other files that are useful to other replicas. Using torch.compile results in a cache that can speed up future torch.compile on the same function. This can speed up other replicas’ cold start times. These files can be stored via b10cache. b10cache is a volume mounted over the network onto each of your pods. There are two ways files can be stored:

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1. /cache/org/

This directory is shared, and can be written to or accessed by every pod you deploy. Simply move a file into here and it will be accessible.

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2. /cache/model/

This directory is shared by every pod within the scope of your deployment. This is excellent for keeping filesystems clean and limiting access.

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Not a persistent object storage

While b10cache is very reliable, it should not be used as a persistent object storage or database. It should be considered a cache that can be shared by deployments, meaning there should always be a fallback plan if the b10cache path does not exist.
See two features built on b10cache:
  1. model cache
  2. torch compile cache
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