Think about two scenarios that are pretty common. 1) You hit a rate limit or run out of tokens, so you have to "downgrade" to a small/less powerful Model. 2)
You decide to start using AI and AI Agents within your environment. You use a chat/terminal feature, ask the Agent to do a few things, and get up to grab a cup
There's one major topic that every organization is talking about right now when it comes to Agentic workloads:
1. How am I going to track cost?
Tracking cost comes down to
AI started out as a cool chatbot that you could ask questions to and get responses in real-time, like an enhanced search engine. Fast forwarding a few years and it's
Agents and Agentic Infrastructure give engineers the ability to have a 24/7/365 engineering helper (with the right implementation of course). The current perdiciment is when using public/cloud-based LLMs (Claude,