litellm - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Feature]: OCI provider: Cannot set servingType to DEDICATED (UI missing option) [1 participants]

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This feature request is motivated by the need to support a broader range of OCI deployment configurations directly within LiteLLM, without requiring manual workarounds or code-level changes.

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The Feature

When configuring the OCI provider in LiteLLM, the parameter servingType is automatically set to ON_DEMAND by default. However, there is no option in the UI to change this value to DEDICATED.

Motivation, pitch

I'm working on integrating OCI as a provider in LiteLLM, specifically targeting deployments that require DEDICATED serving type.

Currently, the servingType parameter is automatically set to ON_DEMAND, and there is no way to override this value through the UI. This creates a limitation when working with OCI setups that require DEDICATED, making it impossible to fully configure the provider from the UI.

This feature request is motivated by the need to support a broader range of OCI deployment configurations directly within LiteLLM, without requiring manual workarounds or code-level changes.

Providing an option to select servingType (e.g., ON_DEMAND vs DEDICATED) would improve flexibility and make OCI integration more complete and production-ready.

What part of LiteLLM is this about?

UI Dashboard

LiteLLM is hiring a founding backend engineer, are you interested in joining us and shipping to all our users?

Yes

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/kareem-alkoul/

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TL;DR

Add an option to the UI to allow users to select the servingType, enabling them to choose between ON_DEMAND and DEDICATED.

Guidance

  • Review the current UI configuration for the OCI provider in LiteLLM to identify where the servingType parameter is being set to ON_DEMAND by default.
  • Determine the technical requirements for adding a dropdown or selection option to the UI that would allow users to choose between ON_DEMAND and DEDICATED serving types.
  • Consider the potential impact on existing deployments and configurations when introducing this new option, to ensure a smooth transition.
  • Evaluate whether any additional validation or error handling is needed to ensure that the selected servingType is compatible with the user's OCI setup.

Example

No code example is provided as the issue focuses on a UI configuration change rather than a code-level fix.

Notes

The solution may require updates to the UI code and potentially the underlying configuration management system to store and apply the user's servingType selection.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Add a UI option to select the servingType, as this directly addresses the limitation described and enhances the flexibility of the OCI integration in LiteLLM.

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