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Part 2 of “vLLM in 2026: An Infrastructure Engineer’s Field Guide” The same command, vllm serve <model>, now runs on NVIDIA GPUs, AMD Instinct accelerators, Google TPUs, and Intel hardware (Gaudi, GPUs, and CPUs). For a platform team, that changes procurement, portability, and risk conversations. But “it runs” is not the same as “it runs

Learn how vLLM handles LLM inference using PagedAttention, KV cache, continuous batching, chunked prefill, torch.compile and production monitoring.

Build a sovereign LLM inference platform with Kubernetes, NVIDIA H200 GPUs, vLLM, NIM, LiteLLM and F5 for secure enterprise AI infrastructure.

Learn how retina scan security works, the privacy risks of biometric authentication, template protection, anti-spoofing controls, and biometric data protection.

Learn secure data destruction methods based on NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2, including data sanitization, cryptographic erase, SSD sanitization, degaussing, and physical destruction.

Build practical AI infrastructure skills across 12 hands-on stages covering Kubernetes, NVIDIA GPUs, LLM inference, autoscaling, observability, security and more.

Learn how DGX SuperPOD deployment works with NVIDIA Base Command Manager, Kubernetes, Slurm, Run:ai, GPU scheduling, MLOps, and Mission Control.

Learn how to build a bare metal GPU cloud for NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD with tenant isolation, Metal3, Ironic, Kubernetes, vCluster, Run:ai, dynamic GPU provisioning, and automated workload scheduling.

Learn how NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD architecture works by building a mini SuperPOD lab with VMs, Ansible, Kubernetes, NVIDIA GPU Operator, scheduling, and Mission Control concepts.

Compare inline vs out-of-band API security architecture, API gateway enforcement, eBPF monitoring, threat detection, latency, and deployment trade-offs.