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URL: https://docs.tulip.tudelft.nl/
Proper Citation: TULIP - TU Delft LLM Infrastructure Platform (RRID:SCR_028839)
Description: TU Delft's local LLM serving platform for research and education, powered by NVIDIA Dynamo and vLLM in the TULIP k8s cluster. It exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, so any code written for the OpenAI client libraries will also work with TULIP.
Abbreviations: TULIP
Resource Type: computational service resource
Keywords: Large Language Models (LLM), open infrastructure, local hosting,
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