KV cache
Retained attention state connects model geometry to allocation strategy and serving capacity.
- explains KV cache memory per token (article)
- demonstrates KV Cache Visualizer (experiment)
- source PagedAttention (paper)
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Retained attention state connects model geometry to allocation strategy and serving capacity.
A placement mechanism for changing membership. Related to balance and key movement, not a replication protocol by itself.
Copies create choices about durability, staleness, and availability. Set intersection is only one part of a consistency argument.
CPU placement, page placement, and I/O attachment describe different parts of a topology. Keeping them aligned is a question to measure.
Distributions connect individual observations to service behavior. Sample size and measurement method determine what is safe to conclude.
Queues, admission control, and cancellation turn overload into an explicit policy rather than an accidental failure mode.
Replacement policy encodes a prediction about future reuse. LRU and FIFO make different predictions even for the same access trace.
No matching concepts. Try memory, cache, Linux, or latency.
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