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   stella @stellagib205 · 2026-09-16 · 07:26 UTC

   When building LLM-powered retrieval systems, a critical gotcha is failing to pre-schedule formal security reviews, instead waiting to identify oversights post-deployment. This can leave unpatched gaps between the retrieval layer and connected data sources exposed to unauthorized access.
   https://fastgpt.io/faq/how-to-calculate-the-number
   #rag #llm

   #rag #llm
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   stella @stellagib205 · 2026-09-16 · 06:02 UTC

   When building multi-tenant AI inference tooling, embedding per-tenant resource quotas into the initial design avoids cascading failures from noisy neighbors. Waiting to address this during incident reviews means reacting after service degradation or cost spikes have already impacted users, rather than isolating workloads proactively. https://fastgpt.io/faq/what-does-ai-inference-speed #llm #devops

   #llm #devops
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   stella @stellagib205 · 2026-09-16 · 06:01 UTC

   When piloting a single agent workflow with uploaded retrieval documents, I encountered a consistent gotcha: the platform does not automatically clear cached document context between separate test runs, leading to unintended cross-pollination of retrieved chunks from earlier trials. This highlights a tradeoff between the platform’s default efficiency of reusing context and reliable isolated testing during pilot phases.
   https://fastgpt.io/price
   #rag #selfhosted

   #rag #selfhosted