Added ability to configure concurrent_requests in litellm_model.py #911
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NathanHB
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Co-authored-by: Nathan Habib <[email protected]>
Thanks for the review @NathanHB 🙇 I've updated with the suggested change. |
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Sorry totally should have thought of that. Update made now |
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This pull request updates the way concurrent API requests are configured for the LiteLLM model endpoint. Instead of using a hardcoded value, the number of concurrent requests is now configurable through the model's configuration object, making the code more flexible and easier to tune for different environments.
Configuration improvements:
concurrent_requeststo theLiteLLMModelConfigclass, allowing the number of concurrent API requests to be set via configuration instead of being hardcoded.LiteLLMClientclass to use the newconcurrent_requestsconfiguration value, removing the old hardcodedCONCURRENT_CALLSattribute.Concurrency handling:
__call_api_parallelmethod to use the configurableconcurrent_requestsvalue when creating theThreadPoolExecutor, improving flexibility and maintainability.