Cohere's engineering blog addresses the "noisy neighbour" problem in multi-tenant LLM serving, where one tenant's heavy workload degrades performance for others sharing the same infrastructure. The post outlines how Cohere designs its serving layer to guarantee each tenant receives a fair and consistent share of compute resources. This is a practical look at production-grade fairness mechanisms relevant to any organisation relying on shared AI API infrastructure.
Fern, a developer documentation platform, leverages Vercel to power white-labeled, multi-tenant documentation sites for enterprise API clients including Webflow and ElevenLabs. The case study highlights how Fern isolates per-tenant content and deployments at scale on Vercel's edge network. This architecture lets Fern onboard new documentation customers without provisioning separate infrastructure for each.
In modern web development and the SaaS (Software as a Service) ecosystem, multi-tenant architecture has become mainstream. For example, no-code website…