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After fine-tuning your model on Fireworks, deploy it to make it available for inference.
You can also upload and deploy LoRA models fine-tuned outside of Fireworks. See importing fine-tuned models for details.

Single-LoRA deployment

Deploy your LoRA fine-tuned model with a single command that delivers performance matching the base model. This streamlined approach, called live merge, eliminates the previous two-step process and provides better performance compared to multi-LoRA deployments.

Quick deployment

Deploy your LoRA fine-tuned model with one simple command:
firectl create deployment "accounts/fireworks/models/<MODEL_ID of lora model>"
Your deployment will be ready to use once it completes, with performance that matches the base model.

Multi-LoRA deployment

If you have multiple fine-tuned versions of the same base model (e.g., you’ve fine-tuned the same model for different use cases, applications, or prototyping), you can share a single base model deployment across these LoRA models to achieve higher utilization.
Multi-LoRA deployment comes with performance tradeoffs. We recommend using it only if you need to serve multiple fine-tunes of the same base model and are willing to trade performance for higher deployment utilization.

Deploy with CLI

1

Create base model deployment

Deploy the base model with addons enabled:
firectl create deployment "accounts/fireworks/models/<MODEL_ID of base model>" --enable-addons
2

Load LoRA addons

Once the deployment is ready, load your LoRA models onto the deployment:
firectl load-lora <FINE_TUNED_MODEL_ID> --deployment <DEPLOYMENT_ID>
You can load multiple LoRA models onto the same deployment by repeating this command with different model IDs.

When to use multi-LoRA deployment

Use multi-LoRA deployment when you:
  • Need to serve multiple fine-tuned models based on the same base model
  • Want to maximize deployment utilization
  • Can accept some performance tradeoff compared to single-LoRA deployment
  • Are managing multiple variants or experiments of the same model

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