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vLLM

High-throughput GPU inference server using paged attention and continuous batching, with an OpenAI-compatible API. Built for many concurrent users rather than single-session use.

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Evidence not verified
Confidence
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01What this is

Delivery
Model servers
Vendor
no vendor recorded (community project)
Categories
inference-server
Use cases
local-llm, private-llm, private-company-chatgpt, internal-knowledge-search
Open source
yes (registry entry — the licence itself is a repository fact)

The rows above are the registry entry — who this is and where to find it. They are not claims about the vendor’s behaviour; those live under “Verified facts”, with the document each one came from.


02Repository

vllm-project/vllm

Maturity81/ 100

Maintenance
100%
Releases
80%
Contributors
50%
Issues
22%
Community
99%
Stars
89,956
Forks
21,167
Open issues
6,986
Contributors
Primary language
Python
Licence
Apache-2.0
Latest release
v0.27.1
Last push
25 Aug 2026

Basis

  • Maintenance 1 — last push 0 days ago (25 Aug 2026)
  • Releases 0.8 — latest release 14 days ago (11 Aug 2026)
  • Contributors 0.5 (not measured) — the contributor count was not available
  • Issues 0.223 — 6986 open issues against 89956 stars (0 at 10% of stars)
  • Community 0.991 — 89956 stars (log10/5, capped at 1)
  • Overall 0.805 — weighted mean of maintenance, releases, contributors, issues, community (weights maintenance 0.3, releases 0.2, contributors 0.15, issues 0.1, community 0.25, renormalised over the components present)

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03Verified facts

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04Vendor documents

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05Hosting options

Self-hosted
Can be run on hardware you own or rent, with no vendor in the data path.
Private cloud
Can be deployed into a cloud account and region you control, with the provider as a processor.
On-premise (enterprise plan)
On-premise deployment is offered, typically only on an enterprise agreement.

06Deployment stacks

7 using it

07Alternatives

Tools that serve at least one of the same use cases. Open-source alternatives, with the repository facts behind them, have their own page.

Self-hosted alternatives to vLLM


08By jurisdiction

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09Evidence

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